Re: MIB with 2 tables, one index OK the other one is 'out of range'

El dt 08 de 03 de 2011 a les 13:04 +0000, en/na Dave Shield va escriure:

> My guess is that there may be another MIB file installed somewhere,
> which also defines a TC 'CounterIndex',  but with a different range.
> (excluding 0)

I have the same thought a time ago, and i grep'ed for CounterIndex in
the MIB directories but didn't found anything.

> Try running
> 
>     snmptranslate -m "" -On   BIND-MIB::viewIndex.0

Oohh !! This works !!! What the fuck...

But this means that you are on the correct path. I searched again and I
found that the problem is not with 'CounterIndex', the guilty was
SNMPv2-PARTY-MIB that defines viewIndex as Integer32 starting at 1. This
explains why zoneIndex works.

Really thank you very much. I spend many days trying to find the origin
of the problem and it seems was really simple.

Thanks for the idea and the '-m ""' check.


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