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SNMP implementation

What do you mean with that? then what would be the correct type for a signed integer? Anyway, as far as I know, the NTCIP 1201 Definitions shows the object as INTEGER (0...255) they not mention anything about signed or unsigned for that object

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My code accepts the type Strings of INTEGER and UNSIGNEDINTEGER. Generally the MIB should give an indication whether they are treating the data as signed or unsigned. UNSIGNEDINTEGER is not a standard type as defined by SNMP but the PDU encoding (as per the standards) does make a distinction so I added it as a type so things can get encoded properly.



Mark Yedinak
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THANK YOU with the unsignedinteger type now it works just perfect!

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