Using octelstinghex with Perl

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I am trying to use the cisco ping mib. It seems to require the use of
the hex string type that is implemented in snmpset as the 'x' option. I
cannot seem to find the equivalent in the perl modules. Is there one or
a work around ?

I have tried to send it as an "OCTETSTRING" type with
net::snmp and get the following :

=20

=20

error: [2287] Net::SNMP::__ANON__(): Received
badValue(3) error-status at error-

index 1 ERROR: Received badValue(3) error-status at error-index 1.

=20

I have also tried to use the "IPADDRESS" type with similar
result ?

=20

=20

Any help would be appreciated.

=20

Thanks

=20

Brad

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index 1 =
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1.<o:p></o:p>

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   I have also tried to use the “IPADDRESS”
type with similar result ?<o:p></o:p>

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Any help would be =
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