[AGENT++] Help implementing common oids

[Frank Fock]

Hi,

AGENT++ does not include hardware specific MIB object implementations, because that would require all that hardware for testing. Nevertheless, there are a few examples. See the IF-MIB implementation you can find in the AgentX++ subagent examples.

MIB specifications are only needed at programming time (e.g. for stub code generation). The are not needed at runtime.

The implementation of the system group (including sysDescr) can be found in system_group.cpp


Best regards,
Frank

> On 26. Sep 2017, at 12:30, rinn2883 <rinn2883 at mail.com> wrote:
> 
> Hi
> 
> I want to provide some common oids (cpu, memory, iterfaces) from a linux system
> and extend it with some custom oids to read gios.
> 
> The examples are rather complex for a novice.
> Just an example with SNMPv3 and sysDescr would be nice :-D haha.
> SNMP has been around for a long time, so do I have to implement these common oids myself?
> Or can I get them somewhere?
> I already have the MIBs, I'm talking more about the agent++ implementation for them.
> I believe if I can look at the implementation of the common oids, i can figure out how to do
> the gpio oids myself.
> 
> One other small question. I think i don't need the MIB on the embedded machine?
> The MIB is more for clients, so that they know what data they are getting.
> The embedded device has only 40MB of space and I dont want to add the MIBs if I
> don't have to.
> 
> Kind regards
> 
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