Hello All members,
I am new to net-snmp and I have questions.
-What is agent, master-agnet and subagent and what is the relationship
between
those? how does
master-agent and sub-agent work? A request(GET or SET) commands hits the
master-agent first and passes it to subagent? And the subagent handles
the data
within our own application(a kind of data manager class )? Where the MIB
plays a role
in this picture? I installed Net-SNMP on my machine and I was able to
running
giving it localhost at the end of the command. so I can say master-agent
is
running?
-What is differences between snmp4J-Agent and snmp4J-AgentX? I need to
handle a
net-snmp request in Java. Which one should
I use? Currently we have C++ sub-agent codes that connects to the master
agent(using TCP address)and I need Java sub-agent to act like the C++
sub-agent
does except Java sub-agent will be running on a remote machine.
Basically, one
C++ sub-agent(we do have that) and one Java sub-agent(I need to create)
that
will connect to the remote
master-agent(only
one master and only one MIB currently).Is that O.K right? because
sub-agent
uses TCP address-a sub-agent can connect to remote master agent running
on a
different box. And Is that
possible
one master-agent having c++ subagent and Java sub-agent? And Which one
should I
pick between snmp4J-Agent and snmp4J-AgentX?
I would be very appreciated if you could answer my question.
Thanks,
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