On 13 April 2011 02:05, liuying <[email protected]> wrote:
>         I have a problem about snmpset,when I set only one variable,all the
> values of variables are changed .

That's because you only have one underlying variable   (example_int).
All three scalar MIB objects are reporting this same value.
When it changes, then the value reported changes


>  I want to change the value of only one variable,what can I do to
> solve the problem?

You need three separate values - one for each scalar object.
And you'll also need three separate write routines - again,
one for each object.


But unless you specifically need to use the old v4 UCD style
of code,  I would strongly suggest you investigate the current
handler-based approach.   There are several helpers that
could assist with much of the donkey work.

Dave

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