Following my previous post about "snmpset and DISPLAY-HINT", I found
the option -Ih that "disables the use of DISPLAY-HINT information
when assigning values" (extracted from snmpcmd(1) man page).
So I think the default behaviour of snmpset is to take into account
the DISPLAY-HINT, but it seems it doesn't work.
With DISPLAY-HINT "d-1", I tried to use the command
snmpset ... MY-MIB::myVar.0 i 2.2
but no packet is transmitted and the error message
MY-MIB::myVar.0: (2.2)
appears.
On the contrary, if I use the command
snmpset ... MY-MIB::myVar.0 i 22
it works.
Does the DISPLAY-HINT is taken into account only for OCTET-STRING
variables and not for INTEGER with snmpset command?
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