Hello Dave,
I am going to use SNMPBULKGET only.
So, just to have a good understanding - in this case I will get no benefits
comparing to regular SNMPGET, is this correct ?
With SNMPGET or SNMPBULKGET I request for specific OID and in my understanding
I will always get singe value (eg.
On 24 May 2012 08:20, czezz cz...@o2.pl wrote:
I am going to use SNMPBULKGET only.
So, just to have a good understanding - in this case I will get no benefits
comparing to regular SNMPGET, is this correct ?
It doesn't really make sense to compare Get vs GetBulk.
They are doing two different
So, assuming:
- to get single value, the most beneficial is reguler SNMPGET (the lowest data
traffic and the lowest proccessing load on agent). Is that right ?
SNMPGET = Get request
SNMPWALK = GetNext
SNMPBULKGET SANPBULKWALK = GetBulk
Thanks,
czezz
Dnia 24 maja 2012 10:43 Dave Shield
On 24 May 2012 10:20, czezz cz...@o2.pl wrote:
So, assuming:
- to get single value, the most beneficial is reguler SNMPGET
Assuming you know the index value of the object you require - yes.
(If not, then use GetNext)
SNMPGET = Get request
SNMPGETNEXT SNMPWALK = GetNext
SNMPBULKGET
what is diffrent between snmpbulkget nad snmpbulkwalk ?. i tryed to snmpbulkget
it get 10 row at time in using single getnext but wireshark udp packet size
only 200 Byte swhy not we will up max UDP size row? ~Suresh
Date: Thu, 24 May 2012 10:31:58 +0100
Subject: Re: snmpbulkget ?
From:
Hi!
I would like to issue an internal GET request. This request is internal
to the current subagent: only the MIB registered by the subagent should
be queried. I would like something simple, like snmp_get(oid, oid_len,
context). I know that the request will not be delegated.
I have looked at
On 24 May 2012 18:27, Suresh kumar skjaiswa...@hotmail.com wrote:
what is diffrent between snmpbulkget nad snmpbulkwalk ?.
snmpbulkget sends a single GetBulk request, and repoerts the
results (regardless of what they happen to be). It's a simple
command wrapper round the basic SNMP protocol
On 24 May 2012 21:31, Vincent Bernat ber...@luffy.cx wrote:
I would like to issue an internal GET request. This request is internal
to the current subagent: only the MIB registered by the subagent should
be queried. I would like something simple, like snmp_get(oid, oid_len,
context).
Try
