Re: [AGENT++] please guide me about the MIB definition and implemention of a subagent
Eggers, Henning
Henning.Eggers at plath.de
Tue Jan 30 14:52:18 CET 2007
>
> Leo> the MIB (i assumed that the OID is 1.3.6.1.4.1.1111,
> named demoMIB) have two conceptual
> Leo> table, one is named basicTable with two columnar object,
> basicNo(index object) and basicID(
> Leo> uniquely identifing one subagent), another is named
> infoTable(using
> basciID as index object) with
> Leo> one columnar object, infoIp(ipv4 address for this subagent).
>
> Just curious, why you need the "infoTable".
> Each subagent connects itself via AgentX to its SNMP master agent
> (listening on its AgentX port).
> Therefore, the subagent needs the Master IP address (or UNIX pipe) on
> subagent startup.
> On the other side, the SNMP master agent needs to accept the
> subagents IP
> address(es)
> -> Normally it accepts only its own IP address (for security reasons).
> -> Can be configured in Agent++/AgentX++
Well, he never stated that it is the subagent's address, but rather the
address that this agent is associated with. I am suspecting that these
are remote addresses that the subagents are connected to.
That's what happens when I start thinking ... ;-)
Regards,
Henning
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