Re: Insert integer bigger than 2**32 into MIB tree

On Wed, 2006-02-15 at 22:20 +0800, Joe Shen wrote:
> I'm using a program importing a private MIB subtree
> under .1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.55.

What is the structure of this MIB subtree?
In particular, what is the definition of the object(s)
that hold)s( the numeric value?



> the script process a file which contains data needed
> to be imported. When the number in the file is smaller
> than 2**32, I can track those data correctly by
> snmpwalk. But, after the number in file is larger than
> 2**32, I always get 2147483647 by snmpwalk.

Note that the *only* SMI syntax type that can handle
values greater than 2**32 is "Counter64".   All other
integer based types are restricted to 32-bit maximum.
This is not a Net-SNMP restriction - it's implicit in
the SNMP specifications.

Dave


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