[AGENT++] index values and dynamic MibTables

[Frank Fock]

Yes, in most cases index columns are not-accessible.
Whether this is the case with you index depends on
the corresponding MIB specification.
You could use AgenPro to generate appropriate stubs
from your MIB specification.

Best regards,
Frank

Razvan Cojocaru wrote:
> Well, I'm simply using the default MibTable constructor. Is the default
> to have not-accessible index columns? Will adding an index_info object
> to the list of MibTables parameters help that?
> 
> Frank Fock wrote:
>> Hello Razvan,
>>
>> I have too few information to fully understand
>> your problem, but I guess that you added a
>> "not-accessible" index column to your table
>> which you should not - because it is not
>> accessible and therefore it should not be
>> implemented as MibLeaf.
>>
>> Hope this helps.
>>
>> Best regards,
>> Frank
>>
>> Razvan Cojocaru wrote:
>>> Hello.
>>>
>>> My MIB looks like this:
>>>
>>> -- SNIP --
>>>
>>> MyTableType ::= SEQUENCE {
>>>     tableIndex Integer32,
>>>     MyTablePriority Unsigned32,
>>>     MyTableSenders OCTET STRING,
>>>     MyTableRecipients OCTET STRING
>>> }
>>>
>>> -- SNIP --
>>>
>>> My C++ code looks like this:
>>>
>>> -- SNIP --
>>>
>>> MyTable::MyTable()
>>>     : MibTable(OID)
>>> {
>>>     add_col(new MibLeaf("1", READWRITE, new SnmpUInt32(0), true));
>>>     add_col(new MibLeaf("2", READWRITE, new OctetStr(""), true));
>>>     add_col(new MibLeaf("3", READWRITE, new OctetStr(""), true));
>>> }
>>>
>>> -- SNIP --
>>>
>>> When walking my table, I get errors if I register the MIB file, on
>>> account of the index. Apparently this tells the master agent that the .1
>>> OID should be the index, not my "1" MibLeaf.
>>>
>>> So far I've added these critters to the mix:
>>>
>>> const index_info indMyTable[1] = {
>>>   { sNMP_SYNTAX_INT, FALSE, 1, 1 }
>>> };
>>>
>>> and I'm passing them along to the MibTable constructor, but I'm not sure
>>> that's the right thing to do under the circumstances. Should I manually
>>> add an index column from "1" and start the others from "2"? What would
>>> you recommend for me to do so that the MIB file will correspond to my
>>> code?
>>>
>>> Thanks for your time!
>>>
>>>
> 
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