Hello,
I'm new to SNMP coding, but I think I understand the general idea
behind SNMP. Our company uses HPOV to monitor the status of our
servers. Our engineering group (of which I am a part) is planning on
implementing a shared memory component which will allow our
applications to update important information with regards to status,
and any problems which are detected on the softwares side. From what
it sounds like, SNMP is the best way to get this information from all
of our servers in an established manner - I have a few questions
however.
What documentation should I be looking at to translate the
information stored by our applications in shared memory, to an agent-
retrievable MIB? If I understand correctly, the best way to
implement this would be to have an SNMP daemon running on each server
- the part I'm unclear on is how the SNMP server interfaces with the
shared memory. I'm assuming this is where the coding comes in, but
I'm not sure where to look for documentation on this.
Thank you for your help!
-lev
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