[AGENT++] Multiple SNMP agents in single application

[Claus Klein]

Hi,

there are 2 little unresolved problems with the same mib under  
different context values.
How to get the context value and how to work with this static instance  
variable:

netSnmpExampleInteger::netSnmpExampleInteger():
    MibLeaf(oidNetSnmpExampleInteger, READWRITE, new NS_SNMP  
SnmpInt32(42), (VMODE_LOCKED | VMODE_DEFAULT)) {
    // This leaf object is a singleton. In order to access it use
    // the static pointer netSnmpExampleInteger::instance.
    instance = this;
    //--AgentGen BEGIN=netSnmpExampleInteger::netSnmpExampleInteger
    //FIXME how to get mycontext?
    //XXX if (netSnmpHostsEntry::contextmap[mycontext])
    if (netSnmpHostsEntry::instance) {
        // NOTE register a call of  
netSnmpExampleInteger::change_notification()
        netSnmpHostsEntry::instance->register_for_notifications(this);
    }
    //--AgentGen END
}

On 08.03.2013, at 21:14, Jochen Katz wrote:

> Hi,
>
>> I need to host the same MIB at multiple ports within a single  
>> application.
>> Each hosted MIB (at a different port) will end up accessing  
>> different data
>> within the application.
>>
>> Can I do this within agent++/snmp++? If so, how? I see that  
>> instances are
>> used for each MIB object, so I am unsure how I can have a single  
>> MIB that
>> is hosted multiple times access different data within a single  
>> application.
>
> there can only be one instance of agent++ Mib class in an application
> and the same is true for other classes of agent++/snmp++.
>
> You can add your MIB objects for several contexts and then either use
> SNMPv3 with different contextEngineIDs or map several SNMPv1/v2c
> communities to the different contexts.
>
> Regards,
> Jochen
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