I have created an SNMP Agent using the example-daemon code as a go by and
making it a master agent implementing the mib2c code I converted into a class
for a personal mib. When I initialize the SNMP agent and then deinitialize
the agent, I can't start up the agent again without shutting down the entire
program and then restarting it. I also noticed that if I didn't shutdown
everything in the order I have in my Stop function that I would get massive
memory leaks. The other problem I am having is that when I use the code from
the mib2c which was created using the MFD option I get a massive increase in
memory usage over time. Is this normal or is this indicative of something I am
doing wrong?
Here's my code for intializing and deinitializing:
Start()
{
/*initialize the tcpip, if necessary */
SOCK_STARTUP;
int result;
/*initialize the agent library */
result = init_agent("SNMPAgent");
/* initialize mib code here */
MIBTable.InitMIBTable();
init_snmp("SNMPAgent");
result = init_master_agent(); /* open the port to listen on (dfeaults to
udp:161) */
// Start the timer for periodically calling agent_check_and_process
m_iTimerID = SetTimer(1, 5, 0);
}
Stop()
{
KillTimer(m_iTimerID);
/* at shutdown time */
shutdown_master_agent();
snmp_shutdown("SNMPAgent");
shutdown_agent();
SOCK_CLEANUP;
}
Leif Pitcock
(256) 656-2502
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