RE: RE: Table problem with ASN_IPADDRESS index

But is your host an Intel platform?

Look into the index setting code - there might a htons() or not.
I had to add some octet swapping code in my MIB handler to get the bytes
straight.

Adam =


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Temat: RE: Table problem with ASN_IPADDRESS index

> Is the host or the agent running on a little endian machine?
> You may have to byte swap at the appropriate location to get network
order.
> =

> Adam
> =


My host runs on Lunux (x86 architecture).
But how to do "byte swap" under my agent? The code generated by mib2c allows
that?

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