eSNMP API Routines

*_set Routine

The displaystring is different only in that the character array can be interpreted as ASCII text, but the octetstring can be anything. If the octetstring contains bits or a bit string, the OCT structure contains the following:

A length equal to the number of bytes needed to contain the value that is ((qty-bits- 1)/8 + 1)

A pointer to a buffer containing the bits of the bitstring in the form bbbbb..bb, where the bb octets represent the bitstring itself, bit 0 comes first, and so on. Any unused bits in the last octet are set to zero.

Use the o_string support routine to insert a value into the VARBIND structure, which is a buffer and a length. New space is allocated and the buffer is copied into the new space.

Use the o_octet routine to insert a value into the VARBIND structure, which is a pointer to an OCT structure. New space is allocated and the buffer pointed to by the OCT structure is copied.

•ESNMP_TYPE_ObjectId (varbind->value.oidand the varbind->namefields)

This is an object identifier. It is contained in the VARBIND structure as an OID structure that contains the number of elements and a pointer to a dynamically allocated array of unsigned integers, one for each element.

The varbind->namefield is used to hold the object identifier and the instance information that identifies the MIB variable. Use the OID2Instance function to extract the instance elements from an incoming OID on a request. Use the instance2oid function to combine the instance elements with the MIB variable’s base OID to set the VARBIND structure’s name field when building a response.

Use the o_oid function to insert an object identifier into the VARBIND structure when the OID value to be returned as data is in the form of a pointer to an OID structure.

Use the o_string function to insert an OID into the VARBIND structure when the OID value to be returned as data is in the form of a pointer to an ASCII string containing the OID in dot format; for example: 1.3.6.1.2.1.3.1.1.2.0.

•ESNMP_TYPE_NULL

This is the NULL, or empty, type. This is used to indicate that there is no value. The length is zero and the value in the VARBIND structure is zero filled.

The incoming VARBIND structures on a Get, GetNext, and GetBulk will have this data type. A method routine should never return this value. An incoming Set request never has this value in a VARBIND structure.

•ESNMP_TYPE_IpAddress (varbind->value.octfield)

This is an IP address. It is contained in the VARBIND structure in an OCT structure that has a length of 4 and a pointer to a dynamically allocated buffer containing the 4 bytes of the IP address in network byte order.

Use the o_integer function to insert an IP address into the VARBIND structure when the value is an unsigned integer in network byte order.

Use the o_string function to insert an IP address into the VARBIND structure when the value is a byte array (in network byte order). Use a length of 4.

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