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Determining success of SNMP set action in a driver

Solved646 views27th January 2025SNMP
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Andrea Ivkovic [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]232 25th September 2024 1 Comment

Hi Dojo community,

I am developing an SNMP driver that requires certain commands to be executed after each set action. However, the SNMP set action is not always successful, and sometimes retries are needed.

Is there any way to determine when and if the set action was successful in the driver, similar to what can be seen in the stream viewer?

Andrea Ivkovic [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 27th January 2025
Chirangee lal Verma [DevOps Advocate] commented 25th September 2024

Could you please explain it more

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Joey Vanhalst [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]1.80K Posted 25th September 2024 1 Comment

Hi Andrea,

Without investigating in more detail, I don't think it's possible today to have a trigger on a failed snmp set. If the set fails, doesn't that trigger a retry automatically (based on element settings)?

The only alternative I can think of is to implement the snmp set using a QAction.

Andrea Ivkovic [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Selected answer as best 27th January 2025
Andrea Ivkovic [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] commented 25th September 2024

Hi Joey,
Thank you for your input! While a failed SNMP set does trigger automatic retries, I need to know which retry succeeds before executing an additional command to save that parameter.
Using a QAction for the SNMP set seems like a good alternative for better control over this process.

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