[SNMP4J] problem with BITS type

Tzahi Bergman tzahi at alcarmel.com
Thu Oct 16 09:17:34 CEST 2008


That's exactly what i did, and it didn't work.


On Thu, 2008-10-16 at 00:07 +0200, Frank Fock wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> You need to send an OCTET STRING with a single
> byte (length = 1).
> 
> Best regards,
> Frank
> 
> Tzahi Bergman wrote:
> > I've tried to insert many combinations in order for it to work for
> > example: 
> > 1. I tried to insert byte array with single value(like 0x1 and values
> > like that).
> > 2. I've tried to insert String like 0000001 or 1000000.
> > 3. And of course the regular values like 1 or 2....
> > 
> > As for the agent i use the latest version of snmp4j agent.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Tzahi Bergman
> > 
> > 
> >  
> > On Tue, 2008-10-14 at 09:49 +0200, Frank Fock wrote:
> >> Hi Tzahi,
> >>
> >> how does the string you are trying to set looks like?
> >> What kind of agent is used?
> >>
> >> Best regards,
> >> Frank
> >>
> >> Tzahi Bergman wrote:
> >>> Hi,
> >>> I got a problem when I'm trying to do a "set" for object that is type
> >>> BITS.
> >>> I have read the discussion about BITS that the BITS is OCTET STRING and
> >>> this is how i should treat it, but it doesn't work.
> >>> the error that i got while trying to do the "set" is:
> >>>  errorStatus=Request PDU has incorrect length(8)
> >>>
> >>> in my last mail you told me that without the mib definition it's hard to
> >>> tell what is the problem, so I'm pasting the mib definition of that
> >>> table in hope that someone can help me with this.
> >>>
> >>> Mib Definition:
> >>> ===============
> >>>
> >>> WmanIf2BsServiceClassEntry ::= SEQUENCE {
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSProfileIndex                INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosServiceClassName            WmanIf2ServClassName,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSTrafficPriority             INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSMaxSustainedRate            Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSMaxTrafficBurst             Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSMinReservedRate             Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSToleratedJitter             Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSMaxLatency                  Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSFixedVsVariableSduInd       INTEGER,            
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSSduSize                     Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScSchedulingType            WmanIf2SfSchedulingType,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqEnable                 TruthValue,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqWindowSize             INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqBlockLifetime          INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqSyncLossTimeout        INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqDeliverInOrder         TruthValue,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqRxPurgeTimeout         INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosScArqBlockSize              INTEGER,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQosSCMinRsvdTolerableRate      Unsigned32,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSReqTxPolicy                 BITS,
> >>>         wmanIf2BsQoSServiceClassRowStatus       RowStatus}
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> wmanIf2BsQoSReqTxPolicy OBJECT-TYPE
> >>>         SYNTAX      BITS {noBroadcastBwReq(0),
> >>>                           reserved1(1),
> >>>                           noPiggybackReq(2),
> >>>                           noFragmentData(3),
> >>>                           noPHS(4),
> >>>                           noSduPacking(5),
> >>>                           noCrc(6),
> >>>                           reserved2(7)} 
> >>>         MAX-ACCESS  read-create
> >>>         STATUS      current
> >>>         DESCRIPTION
> >>>             "The value of this parameter provides the capability to
> >>>              specify certain attributes for the associated service
> >>>              flow. An attribute is enabled by setting the
> >>>              corresponding bit position to 1."
> >>>         REFERENCE   "Subclause 11.13.12 in IEEE Std 802.16-2004"
> >>>         ::= { wmanIf2BsServiceClassEntry 20 }
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
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