[SNMP4J] GetBulk returned with only one variable

Frank Fock fock at agentpp.com
Wed May 9 01:08:25 CEST 2007


The PDU type is changed to GETNEXT when you are trying
to send a GETBULK to a SNMPv1 target (because v1 does not
support GETBULK).

Best regards,
Frank

Lin, Dongliang wrote:
> Hello,
> I tried asynchronous getBulk(see SNMP4J doc below) and got response PDU
> with size is 1( only one variable in PDU).
> However,   I can use "snmpbulkget" command in Linux to get the result
> properly(multiple variables).  So I assume that Agent responds properly
> on Getbulk.
> I did notice that request pdu type being changed from GETBULK(originally
> in snmp.getBulk(pdu, ,, )) into GETNEXT by examining response pdu in
> onResponse()
> Any help is much appreciated !
> Thanks
> Don Lin
> ====================
> getBulk
> public void getBulk(PDU <../../org/snmp4j/PDU.html>  pdu,
>                     Target <../../org/snmp4j/Target.html>  target,
>                     java.lang.Object userHandle,
>                     ResponseListener
> <../../org/snmp4j/event/ResponseListener.html>  listener)
>              throws java.io.IOException
> 	Asynchronously sends a GETBULK request PDU to the given target.
> The response is then returned by calling the supplied ResponseListener
> instance. 
> Parameters: 
> 	pdu - the PDU instance to send. 
> 	target - the Target instance representing the target SNMP engine
> where to send the pdu. 
> 	userHandle - an user defined handle that is returned when the
> request is returned via the listener object. 
> 	listener - a ResponseListener instance that is called when pdu
> is a confirmed PDU and the request is either answered or timed out. 
> Throws: 
> 	java.io.IOException - if the PDU cannot be sent to the target. 
> Since: 
> 	1.1 
> 
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