Re: Timing and Performance between two versions of net-snmp

"Dave Shield" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 11/05/07, Jay Johnston <[email protected]> wrote:
>                           What do you mean by: "Did you compare
> the number of objects those versions return?"  I am walking the same OIDs
> for the same amount of data to be returned.

I suspect that Thomas is asking whether the two versions of the agent
*do* return the same amount of data for these OIDs.   You've not given
any indication whether the OIDs you're querying are part of the standard
Net-SNMP agent, or private enterprise-specific modules that you've
written yourself.
   If you're querying the agent for standard MIB information, it's quite
possible that the later agent involves a fuller implementation than the
earlier one.  Though six minutes feels a very long time for retrieving
*any* portion of the standard MIB tree.

I'll repeat Thomas' question:
  What are those eight OIDs and what responses do you get?

and add one of my own:
  If this is not part of the standard Net-SNMP agent, how are these
OIDs implemented?


>  I can not find a version of  net-snmp 5.4 for Solaris.
>  The latest I seem to find is v5.2.2.

You'd probably need to compile the 5.4 version from source.

Dave

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