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Net-SNMP's snmpd does not seem to provide a usable index allocation response.
Though the index allocation works as you would expect, the Register command seems unwilling to return duplicateRegistration making it impossible to use the process described in RFC 2741, section 7.1.4.2.2 covering Index Allocation; I am using the default priority (127) which looks to match what the source code uses for the internal interface interface entries.
This means you are unable to reserve an ifIndex safely for use in IF-MIB::ifTable
For now the only safe(r) strategy is to pick a high non-conflicting number and hope it pans out okay.
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Net-SNMP's snmpd does not seem to provide a usable index allocation response.
Though the index allocation works as you would expect, the
Register
command seems unwilling to returnduplicateRegistration
making it impossible to use the process described in RFC 2741, section 7.1.4.2.2 covering Index Allocation; I am using the default priority (127) which looks to match what the source code uses for the internal interface interface entries.This means you are unable to reserve an
ifIndex
safely for use inIF-MIB::ifTable
For now the only safe(r) strategy is to pick a high non-conflicting number and hope it pans out okay.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: