Re: how to add oids to an snmp linux agent

2010-02-15 Thread Dave Shield
On 14 February 2010 18:19, Ralph Blach wrote: > The company is adding a set of new commands. > > They dont want to write a MIB firs, if at all I would suggest that this is a serious mistake. Would they contemplate developing an application without first putting together some form of design? Or s

Re: how to add oids to an snmp linux agent

2010-02-14 Thread Magnus Fromreide
On Sun, 2010-02-14 at 13:19 -0500, Ralph Blach wrote: > Magnus Fromreide wrote: > > Or was the question you tried to ask how to register a variable without > > an accompanying change to a MIB file? > > > > > Mangus, > > The company is adding a set of new commands. > > They dont want to write

Re: how to add oids to an snmp linux agent

2010-02-14 Thread Ralph Blach
Magnus Fromreide wrote: > Or was the question you tried to ask how to register a variable without > an accompanying change to a MIB file? > > Mangus, The company is adding a set of new commands. They dont want to write a MIB firs, if at all *_/Or was the question you tried to ask how to re

Re: how to add oids to an snmp linux agent

2010-02-14 Thread Magnus Fromreide
On Sun, 2010-02-14 at 10:34 -0500, Ralph Blach wrote: > Mangus, > > I just want to add OID with out going through the mib process, > > The company which ask me already has there base mib's assigned. The company has their base mib assigned, good, that means they are the administrative owners of e

Re: how to add oids to an snmp linux agent

2010-02-14 Thread Ralph Blach
Mangus, I just want to add OID with out going through the mib process, The company which ask me already has there base mib's assigned. I just need to know how to register and and process a extra commands for a base oid's under what ever oid this company is using. const oid your_oid[] = {, 1, 3,

Re: how to add oids to an snmp linux agent

2010-02-14 Thread Magnus Fromreide
On Sat, 2010-02-13 at 20:41 -0500, Ralph Blach wrote: > I have read the documentation, > > I need an example to and oid's with like 3.1.7.7.xxx.xxx.xxx > to the linux snmpd services. Of course the oids will not start with > 3.1.7.7 but the examples are less than clear. > > Any hints from the co