I assume the purist's way would be to register
table_iterator and scalar_group handlers...then I
don't have to worry about the 'figuring out' of what
the next OID is, right?
The main reason for the "odd way" is due to the fact
that I am trying to implement this for both net-snmp
and the microsoft snmp.exe with as much reusable code
as possible. (can't really use the handlers in
snmp.exe)
The other reason for the 'odd way' is that I want to
use the MIB tree labels as a way to map SNMP to JMX
dynamically to avoid yet another configuration file
for SNMP -> JMX mapping. This way changes to the MIB
file directly affect what can be monitored.
...anyway, I know this is probably a dumb question
given what the intention of the oid_stash is...but
here goes anyway: is there a way to load a mib all at
once into a stash already written?
i.e.:
struct tree *tp;
netsnmp_oid_stash_node* root_stash_node;
...
load_stash(root_stash_node, tp);
--- Wes Hardaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> >>>>> "EE" == Erik Earle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> writes:
>
> EE> I've got pretty much everything worked out
> except for
> EE> when the request is a 'getnext'.
>
> EE> Is there an easy way (that I am missing) to ask
> the
> EE> mib_api for the next OID?
>
> The agent itself requires that module
> implementations be required to
> implement GETNEXT processing. Most modern net-snmp
> modules, however,
> make use of helper classes that try and auto-figure
> out some of these
> for you. You didn't state which one you're using...
>
> EE> If not, should/could I use an oid_stash to
> create an
> EE> in memory mapping that I can load from my
> enterprise
> EE> MIB and interrogate for getnext requests?
>
> That is a potential solution as well...
>
> Note: it's hard to tell exactly what you're doing
> but the wording
> makes me wondering if you're structuring things in
> an "odd way" from
> an SNMP purist perspective.
> --
> Wes Hardaker
> Sparta, Inc.
>
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