Re: Setting multiple table rows in one set operation

Thank you very much for your answers.



After reading your answers, I tried a simple example, and create a simple
MIB, with only one table, and try to do multiple set operations in one
snmpset operation.



The MIB definition is very simple, and I followed your advise and put the
MAX-ACCESS clause for table index to "not-accessible" (NOTE: the MIB SMI is
bellow) .



Then, I created a simple agent with mib2c, using  mib2c -c
mib2c.create-dataset.conf newtest. I didn't alter one line of the code
produced by mib2c.



Then, I tried the following operation:



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



and the result was:



NEW-TEST::name.1 = STRING: "Name 1"

NEW-TEST::name.2 = STRING: "Name 2"



But, when I did a bulkwalk in the table :



snmpbulkwalk -v2c -Os -c public localhost  newTest



the result was:



name.1 = STRING: "Name 2"



In the last post agent, i admit i probably made some mistakes, both in the
MIB SMI definition and in the agent code, but in this simple example I think
the SMI is correct and I didn't alter a line of code that mib2c produced.



Am I still making some kind of error in the MIB SMI definition?





MIB SMI -----------------------------------------------------------------



newtestTable  OBJECT-TYPE

            SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF NewtestEntry

            MAX-ACCESS not-accessible

            STATUS     current

            DESCRIPTION

                        ""

            ::= { newtest 1 }



newtestEntry  OBJECT-TYPE

            SYNTAX        NewtestEntry

            MAX-ACCESS not-accessible

            STATUS     current

            DESCRIPTION

                        ""

            INDEX { idx }

            ::= { newtestTable 1 }



NewtestEntry ::= SEQUENCE {

            idx

                        Integer32,

            name

                        OCTET STRING

}



idx  OBJECT-TYPE

            SYNTAX     Integer32

            MAX-ACCESS not-accessible

            STATUS     current

            DESCRIPTION

                        ""

            ::= { newtestEntry 1 }



name  OBJECT-TYPE

            SYNTAX     OCTET STRING

            MAX-ACCESS read-write

            STATUS     current

            DESCRIPTION

                        ""

            ::= { newtestEntry 2 }

END
















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