Re: fail to access first row in the table

2011/4/29 Boris Zweimüller <[email protected]>:
> Integer Indices start always at 1 in snmp.

That's not strictly true.

The *convention* is for arbitrary integer indexes to start at 1,
but there's nothing inherent within SNMP that enforces this.
It is perfectly possible to have an integer index of 0,
if a particular MIB table is defined that way.



>>  MTYPE-MIB::mtypeTable.1.2.0: Unknown Object Identifier (Index out of range: 0 (Idx))

That error implies to me that the MIB definition for this particular
table probably includes a range of valid indexes (which does not
include 0).   But since this seems to be a private MIB, it's difficult
to verify this assumption.

Dave

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