problems combining net-SNMP, Windows 2008 and 'windows extension DLL' support

Fulko Hew <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I can't seem to get a combination of MS Windows 2008 (v6.0.6001)
along with Net-SNMP with 'windows extension DLL support' of either
v5.5.0 or 5.4.2 to work right (the way I need).
(using pre-compiled binaries from SourceForge)

Here are my results:

Notes:

- 'sysObjectID' refers to the use of the sysObjectId directive to specify a
custom value.
- 'override'  refers to the use of the override directive attempting to
specify
  a custom value of sysObjectID.
- The AgentX test involves connecting a 'remote' sub-agent (from a Linux
machine)
  to the MS Windows machine under test.
- 'HostResources' refers to whether any variables are visible in that MIB.

Net-SNMP  MS-DLL     sysObjectID       override       AgentX
HostResources

5.5       without  works-truncated works-truncated     works
not-provided
5.5       with       doesn't work  works-truncated     works       provided

5.4.2.1   without      works       works-truncated      #2
not-provided
5.4.2.1   with           #1        works-truncated      #2           #1


#1 - sysObjectId didn't respond, but then neither did most (all) standard
tables, etc.
#2 - sub-agents connect, but are not visible when browsed

Conclusions:

- I can't use v5.5 because it suffers the sysObjectID OID truncation bug,

- I can't use v5.4.2.1 because it doesn't support agentx under Win 2008.

Since I have no facilities for building my own copy of v5.6(pre), so I have
to
wait for v5.6 (windows) binaries to be released. (Does anyone have an
installable
.exe I could try while waiting for the official release?)

Fulko

P.S. It would be nice if Net-SNMP provided the standard IP and HostResources
     related info on MS Windows without needed the MS DLL support.

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