[AGENT++] AgenPro2

[Frank Fock]

Hello Johnny,

Johnny Ljunggren wrote:
> Hello Frank and list
> 
>> You may also use the templates in the AgentX++/agen/master/src directory.
>> Which one you choose depends on your requirements.
> 
> Hmm, how would I know which one of those meet different requirements?
> Looking through the code I find some differences:
> -class RegDump (in example)
> -Some difference in handling/setting up signals/command line args/logging
> -Some difference in setting up the agentx comm. mode
> -The example sets up a trap destination to localhost
> 
> BTW: in the agen src it seems that mib never gets new'ed when _SNMPv3 is
> not defined. These two lines are in the example but not in agen:
> #else
> 	mib = new MasterAgentXMib();
> 

OK, this is a bug and will be fixed in the next update.
Note, from my point of view _SNMPv3 should be always
enabled. SNMPv3 is the only standard and the additional
resources needed (code size and memory consumption) should
telorable compared with the provided security and
configurability.

>>> It works well as it is but there is one thing I am unsure of. When I
>>> start net-snmp as a subagent it complains about a few OIDs that it cannot
>>> register.
> <snip some mibs>
> 
>> From my point of view, the
>> NET-SNMP subagent should not try to register those MIBs.
> 
> This clears up a lot! I've tried compiling net-snmp without some modules,
> tried different command line args etc, but they seem to stick. I'll pop
> out a question on the net-snmp ml for further assistance.
> However, what will happen if I just leave it as it is?

That's is probably the best way - although not a clean solution.
I could not get the NET-SNMP sub-agent to run without the SNMP framework
MIBs (VACM, USM, etc.) either.

Best regards,
Frank

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