On Wed, 9 May 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> keys into your application code, or better yet, into your application's
> config file. MIBs have lots of stuff that you probably don't need unless
> you are allowing users to browse through and query arbitrary data.
...for example, if you're running
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[pardon me if this off topic - thought I might be able to help from an
operational standpoint]
This is related to running a colo/pop/peering/etc., in a city (primarily
in southern california) where you have no personnel. Issues like remote
hands, shi
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Robert,
Seems like Co-Sentry has a somewhat large facility in Omaha
(http://www.cosentry.com).
First National has one as well.
http://www.fntsinc.com/pdf/Omaha-stat-sheet-06.pdf
Also, although not carrier neutral, I've been to the AT&T building in Omaha
and they do provide co-location services
Omaha is right in the middle of the US and it seems to be a point on
most carriers' national backbone maps. There has to be some type of
carrier hotel there somehere, but I can't seem to find it. Can anyone
provide insight on the 60 Hudson or One Wilshire or 111 8th or Westin
of Omaha? Thank
On 9-May-2007, at 05:25, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
but I'm still unclear on
what an MIB actually _is_,
A MIB is the database schema for an object-oriented hierarchical
database.
I believe that (some?) purists would assert that there is but one
MIB, and that all ot
> but I'm still unclear on
> what an MIB actually _is_,
A MIB is the database schema for an object-oriented hierarchical
database. The key words there are schema and hierarchical. Schema means
that it describes how the data is organized and hierarchical means that
it is *NOT* organized in tables
Matthew Palmer wrote:
On Tue, May 08, 2007 at 08:10:56PM -0700, matthew zeier wrote:
and
more to the point how the whole shebang (I'm using net-snmpd) is
typically used.
Agent on device provides values, management app(s) collect data by polling
(and possibly via traps), sysadmin gets to go h
