Data types
- Last UpdatedSep 03, 2024
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When performing GET and SET operations, Datatype is the data type of the OID. This parameter is optional when performing GET operations, and it is required when performing SET operations.
The supported values for Datatype are shown in the following table:
|
Value |
Description |
|
INT |
When performing read and write operations with integers. |
|
OCTETSTRING |
When performing read and write operations with octet strings. |
|
OCTETSTRINGHEX |
When performing read and write operations with octet strings.Sometimes the values are reading hexadecimal, use this header to change to string. |
|
OID |
When performing read and write operations with OID values. |
|
IPADDRESS |
When performing read and write operations with IP address datatypes. |
|
COUNTER32 |
When performing read and write operations with 32-bit counter datatypes. |
|
GAUGE |
When performing read and write operations with gauge datatypes. |
|
TIMETICKS |
When performing read and write operations with timeticks datatypes. |
|
OPAQUE |
When performing read and write operations with opaque datatypes. |
|
COUNTER64 |
When performing read and write operations with 64-bit counter datatypes. |
|
UINT |
When performing read and write operations with unsigned integers datatypes. |