Hi,forgive me if this question is not exactly fitting to the list. On the other hand, I suspect the people here might have the most general overview about the net-snmp package.
I'm writing a C-program which should poll a number of hosts (30 networks with approx. 5 hosts each) in intervals of 10 (on success maybe 5) seconds via snmp. From every host I need about 20-50 oid values which should then be written into a database (the database part is already done).
My general idea is to use asynchroneous SNMP_MSG_GETBULK requests which were restarted from within the handler after all previous data is processed.
-> Is the general idea correct or might the system run into performance problems with this amount of data?
Currently I work with the 'standard' version (-5.4.3) of net-snmp under Debian Wheezy.
-> Is there a need to upgrade to a newer version (to gain new functionality or better performance) ?
Thanks for comments, suggestions or anything else... Regards, Roger
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