SNMP++ provides two levels of errors when performing Snmp class operations. All Snmp
class member functions return a status value. One special error value,
“SNMP_CLASS_ERR_STATUS_SET” indicate that the Pdu has
an internal error which must be retrieved via the Pdu::get_error_status() member function.
All SNMP++ error values may be passed into the Snmp::err_msg() member function for a
textual description of the error.
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SNMP++
General Errors |
Value |
Description |
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SNMP_CLASS_SUCCESS |
0 |
Success Status |
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SNMP_CLASS_ERROR
|
-1 |
General Error |
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SNMP_CLASS_RESOURCE_UNAVAIL |
-2 |
New or malloc Failed |
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SNMP_CLASS_INTERNAL_ERROR |
-3 |
Unexpected internal error |
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SNMP_CLASS_UNSUPPORTED |
-4 |
Unsupported function |
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Callback
Reasons |
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SNMP_CLASS_TIMEOUT |
-5 |
Outstanding request timed out |
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SNMP_CLASS_ASYNC_RESPONSE |
-6 |
Received response |
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SNMP_CLASS_NOTIFICATION
|
-7 |
Received notification (trap/inform) |
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SNMP_CLASS_SESSION_DESTROYED |
-8 |
Snmp
Object destroyed |
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Snmp Class Errors |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID |
-10 |
Snmp
member function called on invalid instance |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_PDU
|
-11 |
Invalid Pdu passed to mf |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_TARGET |
-12 |
Invalid target passed to mf |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_CALLBACK |
-13 |
Invalid callback to mf |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_REQID |
-14 |
Invalid request id to cancel |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_NOTIFYID |
-15 |
Missing trap/inform Oid |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_OPERATION |
-16 |
Snmp
operation not allowed for specified target |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_OID |
-17 |
Invalid Oid passed to mf |
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SNMP_CLASS_INVALID_ADDRESS |
-18 |
Invalid address passed to mf |
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SNMP_CLASS_ERR_STATUS_SET |
-19 |
Agent returned response Pdu
with error status set |
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SNMP_CLASS_TL_UNSUPPORTED |
-20 |
Transport not supported |
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SNMP_CLASS_TL_IN_USE |
-21 |
Transport in use |
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SNMP_CLASS_TL_FAILED |
-22 |
Transport Failed |