SNMP problem in C#

Question

I am developing an application that performs collections SNMP on a given server. I am using the library SnmpSharpNet.

I’m getting to do the normal snmpwalk in a certain OID.

However, there is a OID which lists the running processes of the server, and I can extract the process number.

With the case number, I make a append of him at the end of another OID and then I perform a GET to get the name of the process.

What I’m not able to do is, if the number of the process is greater than a certain number, for example 16535, he is giving an error during the execution saying that the number is large.

From what I understand of the code, if the number is greater than 127 it transforms into several bytes:

// Convert the string MIB into a byte array of integer values
      // Unfortunately, values over 128 require multiple bytes
      // which also increases the MIB length
      for (i = 0; i < orgmiblen; i++)
      {
         temp = Convert.ToInt16(mibvals[i]);
         if (temp > 127)
         {
            mib[cnt] = Convert.ToByte(128 + (temp / 128));
            mib[cnt + 1] = Convert.ToByte(temp - ((temp / 128) * 128));
            cnt += 2;
            miblen++;
         } else
         {
            mib[cnt] = Convert.ToByte(temp);
            cnt++;
         }
      }

And I couldn’t find a way to do that for big numbers, in case 16535 (which is the process number running on the server).

Any idea?