[SNMP4J] Example using lowerBoundIndex and upperBoundIndex

[Frank Fock]

Hi Rodolfo,

This seems to be a misunderstanding. The -Cil and -Ciu specify
the lower and the upper bound *index* of the table *rows*
to return. Currently, you need to specifiy all the complete column
IDs of a table.  This way you are able to specify colums of different
tables.

However I have to admit that specifying the all the column IDs could
be a tedious task. So I will add something more convenient for the
standard task of browsing a single table.

Best regards,
Frank

Rodolfo Josÿffffe9 Castellanos Jaimes wrote:

>Hi friends.
>
>Could you please give an example using the snmp4j_tool
>console app in which the options -Cil and -Ciu to get
>tables are used ?
>
>I'm running this command (and other similars), but no
>rows are returned. That I want is to get all the rows
>within the "inEntry" for all the network interfaces to
>a given SNMP agent, and for this, I think that if I
>set the lower and upper bounds ( in this range: (1,
>22] ) I could get all the columns for all the rows.
>
>////////
>[rodolfojcj at gandalf snmp4j_tool]$ ./SNMP4J-linux -c
>public -v 1 -Cil 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1 -Ciu
>1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.22 -Ot 150.187.64.110
> 
>Table walk completed. Received 0 rows.
>///////
>
>Thanks in advance by your time and answers.
>Rodolfo José Castellanos Jaimes.
>
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