Re: RFC1850 question - clarification

[Vishwas Manral <[e-mail]>]

Ilan,

No Read-only attribute cannot be set after a table is created. Sorry if I conveyed that wrongly.

-Vishwas

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Hi,

From Vishwas answer (below), I understand that once a table is created,
read-only attribute may be set as well.

But from Ruth and Vivek answers I understand read-only attributes can never
be written.

Can any one please clarify this point?

Thanks,
Ilan


            Vivek Dubey
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            02/23/2004 21:48




Ilan,
In area table areaId is the index hence read-only.
To create a new area through SNMP, there are two ways:
1) Create-Wait the area row entry:
  Later activate the entry after setting the other read-write
  attributes of the area.
2) Create and Go area entry: In this case area is initialized
  with default attributes.

-Vivek




                      Ruth Fax
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                      02/23/2004 18:16






Shalom Ilan,


"Read only" attributes cannot be set via SNMP.  These are usuauly set by
the management systems
on the device.  Although SNMP stand for "Simple Network Management
Protocol", it's really "Simple Network
Monitoring Protocol".  For a number of reasons, it is very difficult to
actually manage a device with SNMP.


--Ruth


            Vishwas Manral
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            02/23/2004 11:21





Hi Ilan,,

Area Id has to be read only in the OspfAreaEntry Table as it is the Index
into the table.

To create a new table you can set any of the read-create variables with the
correct Area Id eg ospfAuthType .

Thanks,
Vishwas


-----Original Message-----
From: Ilan Bercovich [mailto:[e-mail]]
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2004 2:21 AM
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Hello


Can any one help with this:


Since "ospfAreaId" is defined as a "read-only" attribute,
How should one define a new area ID??


Thanks in advance,
Ilan
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