>>I know that SNMP works over UDP.
>>I am developing a subagent over agentx

            Agentx will be over TCP.

>>So how long can I take or is there any other way in the SNMP protocol itself to solve this issue?

            By default snmpget will wait for 5 seconds and resends the request if agent doesn’t respond.  If data retrieving is going to take some time means then you can go for caching of the local data.

Temporary solution:

If get on some OID’s is going to take more than default timeout you can try by increasing the time out period while issuing snmpget.

 

Thanks and Regards

-JP


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Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 3:23 PM
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Subject: subagent - how long can it take to respond to a get request?

 

I know that SNMP works over UDP.
I am developing a subagent over agentx. When I get a GEt request I need to do some calculations based on the values at that time and return it.
It takes some time to fetch & calculate those value. So how long can I take or is there any other way in the SNMP protocol itself to solve this issue?

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