$s instance <mibname>.<instance> <tclVariableName>
to instance variables of a private MIB. I also provide the appropriate get,set,
commit, rollback... bindings.
GET/SET'ing any 'single' object in a varbind list works fine, so the instancing
is correct here.
But when I attempt to SET (or GET) 'multiple' objects in a single varbind the
agent always rolls back and returns generr for the second object in the list.
Trying the same thing on the Scotty auto instanced variables in mib II seems ok.
ie $s set[ list [ list [sysContact.0 "some string" ] list [ sysLocation "string"
] ] ..... Works fine with both attributes accepted.
Is this a problem with the way I am instancing the objects in my private MIB?
How does scotty instance MIB II because this works?
Can I find out more about why 'generr' is returned?
Gary Hicking
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