Re: information on net-snmp

Here by Stack i mean a single installation.

I am trying to simulate the following scenario.

  I have an application which simulates a Multiple clusters of NODES ( Ex:
Base Station )..
  Each Cluster is having Multiple Base Station. Ex: 10 clusters, Each
cluster is having 100 Base Stations. Each Base Station is having different
IP address.

  Each of these is managed by a O&M which can send get/set, receive informs,
traps etc... to the NODES.

  Now, i want to achive this by just one installation of net-snmp.
 The O&M is using the IP address to generate the unique engine Id , so the
problem comes when the O&M sends any request for a  NODE it will be for a
particular IP address, but the single installation of net-snmp will not
maintain a list of engineID which it can map to different IP addresses.

  Is this possible with the current net-snmp, if i use just one net-snmp
installation. If yes, then where do i need to look in the net-snmp code to
do the modifications to create a prototype.


Regards
-anand


On 3/13/06, Thomas Anders <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> anand anand wrote:
> >   My project requirement is that I want to use a single net-snmp stack
> > with different Application having seperate engine ID's.
>
> Please define "stack" and "application" in this context. Do any two of
> your applications happen to pass the same name to init_snmp()?
>
> >   These are the questions which i have :
> >
> >    1.> Is it possible that i can use different engine ID's with the same
> > net-snmp stack ?
> >    2.> If it is possble then is there any example which i can use on the
> > usage. ?
>
> If by "stack" you just mean a single net-snmp installation, then all you
> need to take care of is the persistent storage. See
> http://www.freesnmp.com/net-snmp/faqs/#persistmulti for a slightly
> related example.
>
>
> +Thomas
>
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