Hi, Shane,

I guess you are talking about Indexes ( not indices).

The index is the last value after the last dot. i.e 1.2.3.4.5.6 = 123  , 6 is 
the index, 123 is the returned value
This index refers a table that is only valid for the MIB you are reading.
A same physical entity/interface ( i.e. a switch port), can be referenced by 
different indexes in different tables.
In the definition of the MIB you are reading you will find what table to use to 
finally ( maybe after several "correlation" ) find out the physical interface 
referenced.

Hope this helps
JM

-----Message d'origine-----
De : Shane [mailto:shaned...@gmail.com] 
Envoyé : samedi, 20. septembre 2014 04:33
À : net-snmp-users
Objet : Extracting index(es) from response OID


    I must be missing something - I've spent hours trying to figure out what 
API call I should use.  I am trying to extract indices out of a response OID 
from a table MIB.  Does an API call exist for this operation?  Maybe I should 
just convert the OID to ASCII and then using string methods to extract the 
indices.  I really figured that the API would have some support for this.

    Shane


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