Robert Story (Users) wrote:
This is likely a shell issue.. try
Yup, it's a bash issue... I have to escape " character.
I've found the answer to my problem (by looking into snmpset source code :)
This function is called when using -Ir cmd-line option for string indexes:
netsnmp_ds_toggle_boolean(
On Fri, 24 Sep 2004 14:18:58 +0200 Marko wrote:
MB> snmpset -Ir localhost alterField1.\"ab\" = 1
MB> ALTERBOX-TEST::alterField1."ab" = INTEGER: 1
MB>
MB> OID (sniffed by ethereal): 1.3.6.1.4.1.9184.1.2.3.1.2.2.97.98
MB>
MB> however, if I run it without -Ir switch, I get:
MB> alterField1."ab": Unk
Dave Shield wrote:
Hmmm...
the names you're using don't actually match the MIB fragment you gave!
-snip-
Hm... I'm new at this, so I'm really not sure, but please bear with me :) I've
made a new test MIB, it's attached (I hope it's ok)
This is snapshot by snmptranslate:
+--alterbox(9184)
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> I tried using get_node and snmp_parse_oid functions (with first parameter
> set to "testBuja.\"ba\""). The returned OID is 2.2.1.2.0.98.97
> When using snmpset..., the OID sent to snmpd is 2.2.1.3.2.98.97
Hmmm...
the names you're using don't actually match the MIB fragment you
Hi!
I have asked this question some time agou, but didn't get an answer, and
didn't make any progress myself, so I'll try my luck again :)
I have a little problem with a table with a string index. I have read this
mail: https://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=5817093
Running 'sn
