Re: Inquiry on ucd-snmp build in 64bit

On 4 July 2011 09:46, Erwin De Guzman <[email protected]> wrote:
>> What do you mean by "ucd-snmp functionality" ?
> What I mean not to build other functionality of net-snmp,
> only the previous ucd-snmp.

That doesn't really make sense.
The Net-SNMP package is a straightforward development
of the earlier UCD code.  The functionality is essentially
the same.   Some of the APIs may have changed a bit,
but the functionality is the same.


>> What sort of application are you working with?
>> A client-side query tool, or an SNMP agent?
> server application and I'm using ucd-snmp as snmp agent.

Ok - so what's the problem with using the Net-SNMP agent
instead?   What breaks or doesn't work?

Dave

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