2009/1/8 Larry Brown larry.br...@dimensionnetworks.com:
As I understand it the part of the OID that is returned depends on its
existence in the MIB.
There is no part of the OID. OIDs (object identifiers) are atomic.
I'm not sure I agree.
The OID that is returned from a query
On Fri, 2009-01-09 at 08:37 +, Dave Shield wrote:
What I expected was some way of describing to the snmpd agent where to
get the value to return.
That tends to be hard-coded into the agent (or subagent) binary.
This is what I deduced but couldn't find a description that stated
Hello all, I've read a number of articles around on snmp and have a
fundamental theory going as to how this works at a macro level but need
some confirmation. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
As I understand it the part of the OID that is returned depends on its
existence in the MIB.
From: Larry Brown [mailto:larry.br...@dimensionnetworks.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009 11:26 AM
Hello all, I've read a number of articles around on snmp and have a
fundamental theory going as to how this works at a macro
level but need
some confirmation. Any assistance will be
