Re: can i use the random index number for a simple table.

SNMPWALK ....... 
     The snmpwalk command is designed to perform a sequence of chained GETNEXT requests automatically.
         it follows the next oid of ur Table.
              OID  x.x.x.1

                      x.x.x.9
                      x.x.x.10

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From: venkatgiri <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, February 17, 2009 12:42:30 PM
Subject: can i use the random index number for a simple table.

Hi all,
can i use random index number for a simple table. for example 
let say a simple table as,
abcentry ::=
sequence  {
                   index    Unsigned32
                   x            SnmpAdminString
                   y            Unsigned32
                   z             InetAddress
}

index OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX  Unsigned32
MAX_ACCESS   read-only
 
::= {abcentry 1}

can i have index value as,
index = 1
index = 9
index = 10

if it is allowed to use, then how my snmp agent will respond to the
SNMPWALK?

Thanks and Regards
Venkatgiri.

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