Setting multiple table rows in one set operation

Is it possible to do a SET BULK, i.e., setting multiple table rows in one
set operation?



When I tried  I do the following command :



snmpset -v 2c -c public localhost IDX.1 i 1  Name.1 s "Name 1" IDX.2 i 2
Name.2 s "Name 2"



The Output was:



MY-MIB::IDX.1 = INTEGER: 1

MY-MIB::IDX.2 = INTEGER: 2

MY-MIB::Name.1 = STRING: "Name 1"

MY-MIB::Name.2 = STRING: "Name 2"



Apparently, everything was OK, but when I do a



snmpbulkwalk -v2c -Os -c public localhost   MyTable, the output is :



IDX.1 = INTEGER: 2

Name.1 = INTEGER: Name 2.





Apparently, even if I pass two rows, the set is only made once.



Due to hardware restrictions, my net-snmp version is 5.1.2.



Thank you very much in advance.

Best regards to all.












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