Good Day!

I'm using PERL in creating an SNMP manager.  Our SNMP agent have custom MIB.  I have some difficulty on how to set/get request with the TABLE OBJECT.  Is anyone here have some idea on this on how to access unicSelectedCameraNumber and unicCameraStatus in my Example MIB? the only way i know to access the MIB is like this:

   get_request($OID);

   set_request($OID, $ASNtype, $value);

Hope someone can help me with this.

Thank you very much.

Ex MIB.

unicRecordingStatus OBJECT-TYPE
SYNTAX             SEQUENCE OF UnicRecordingStatusEntry
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've moved this question here as it seems to be more about SNMP than Perl.   There already a very similar question just been started in the Perl section, so by moving the question here you have two chances of people seeing it.  You may be lucky, but don't hold your breath - this is a set of boards about Open Source programming languages so SNMP is off-topic.

Just to add ... you may have noticed another recent post in the Perl section about the use of Perl to run SNMP queries.  That comes from exactly the same IP address that you're using according to the logs that I'm seeing as the administrator, so it looks like you have a co-worker with similar issues.  

It might be a good idea to seek him out. If you can't guess who he is from his post, use our personal message facility.

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