HI,
Dave't answers below are right on target.
One other consideration is the interoperability with managers.
Some poorly designed managers make assumptions about
community string values, such as ONLY ASCII letters and digits
(no spaces or punctuation characters). Also, some agents
also have the
> I would also like to know whether community string can be unicode
> or is it only ASCII?
The same answer applies:
> Nothing inherent in SNMP, no.
> Assorted MIB tables make various assumptions
DisplayString is defined as being ASCII only.
SnmpAdminString can take UTF values.
So if you used
THanks a lot dave.
I would also like to know whether community string can be unicode or is it only ASCII?
Thanks in advance,
-Mayuresh.
Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to know if there is any restriction on the length of community> string and also the characters that comp
> I would like to know if there is any restriction on the length of community
> string and also the characters that comprise a community string.
Nothing inherent in SNMP, no.
Assorted MIB tables make various assumptions, so I'd certainly avoid
anything longer than 255 characters (DisplayString,
Hi All,
I would like to know if there is any restriction on the length of community string and also the characters that comprise a community string.
Your reply would be highly appreciated.
Thanks and regards,
-Mayuresh.
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I guess errors would be helpful:i386-mingw32msv
