gud day! i have compiled a custom mib. i can set requests to scalar type variables but i cant do it on Table type variables... in both cases, i have an error in getting requests.. is there something i'm missing out? can i set/get requests to table type oids individually or do i need to do an snmpwalk or whatever? heres the mib...
unicRecordingStatus OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OFUnicRecordingStatusEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "A" INDEX {unicSelectedCameraNumber } ::= { unic 2 } unicRecordingStatusEntry OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX UnicRecordingStatusEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "-" INDEX { unicSelectedCameraNumber } ::= { unicRecordingStatus 1 } UnicRecordingStatusEntry ::= SEQUENCE { unicSelectedCameraNumber INTEGER, unicCameraStatus INTEGER } unicSelectedCameraNumber OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER{ camera1 (1), camera2 (2), camera3 (3) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION "Selected Camera Number" ::= { unicRecordingStatusEntry 1 } unicCameraStatus OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX INTEGER { recording (1), completed (2), failed (3), canceled (4), pre-recording (5), stand-by (6) } MAX-ACCESS read-write STATUS current DESCRIPTION "Status of Camera" ::= { unicRecordingStatusEntry 2 }
i'd appreciate any help.. tia..

In reply to set/get requests to Table by cleo

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