Re: Re: Re:Re: Capabilties of pass command in snmpd.conf?

Hello Ken,
>
> The response should be 3 lines: the OID, the data type, and the data value,
> each on it's own line.
>
> For example:
>
> .1.3.6.1.4.1.29090.1.1
> integer
> 10
>
> Read the section "Extending Agent Functionality" here
> http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/docs...nmpd.conf.html . particularaly the
> "pass" mechanism under "MIB-Specific Extension Commands". That describes the
> protocol.
>
>
Great! That's it, I read the wrong documentation. I can now add a line
for any OID I need and snmpwalk returns the right result.

There's only one thing in the output, which might cause some trouble.
Here's what I get:

SNMPV2-SMI::entrprises.10190.1 = STRING: "hello world"
Error: OID not increasing: SNMPV2-SMI::enterprises.10190.1
>= SNMPV2-SMI::enterprises.10190.1

Since snmpwalk can not get the next OID, this error make sense to me.
When I use snmpget instead of snmpwalk I only get the expected output.

Do you agree that an external application like the OP-Manager use
snmpget because an application is only interested in a single value?
If this is true, the app should see the error message, but only the
value it is expecting.
Or is there a way to avoid this message completely?

Thanks for your help,

Stefan

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