Dear all, first of all thank you for your cooperation!
Presently I am working on multi-stage router management plane implemented in 
Linux. To describe the architecture in simple words: Multi-stage router - 
multiple Linux based PCs connected to a switch but act as single router. We are 
using this architecture to enhance the capacity of a single PC based router 
architecture.
One of those PCs act as a representative of the whole PCs in the architecture 
to respond to SNMP request.
My question is:
- How can I make this PC to receive the request from the manager, analyze the 
request, forward it to the other PCs in the Multi-stage router, collect 
information from them, compute the information (may be averaging, .... ), and 
then give back a single common data to the manager? 
(Clarification: Why to send it as a single common information? -- well, the 
multi-stage router, even though it has multiple PCs, it acts as a single router 
for the external devices. For example, the manager want to know the Uptime of 
this router. Which PC's Uptime the representative PC should send to the 
manager? I want to take the average of the Uptime of each PCs in the multistage 
router and send that back to the manager. That means, I have to delay the 
response to the manager, collect Uptime information from all the PCs in the 
multistage router, average it and then respond to the manager with the average 
value). How can I do that?

Thank you,

Fikru





      
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