> Hi all, > > I have an application which has a subagent embedded within it to talk to > snmpd. The problem is that I need to implement the SNMP-TARGET and > SNMP-NOTIFICATION MIBs within the subagent itself, rather than the master > agent, since that's where the data needs to reside. In the actual sending of > traps and informs, however, the only method that I can think of to use the > data from the MIBs in order to select the trapsinks is to send the traps > directly from the subagent, bypassing the master agent entirely. Is this the > only way to do this, or am I missing something? There are surely some > security issues involved in bypassing the master agent, but I'm not very > clear on what they might be at this point. Can anyone shed any light on the > issue? > > Thanks, > Anna > ________________ > Anna Edwards > Software Engineer > Sandvine Incorporated > 519-880-2400 > www.sandvine.com > >
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