Hello,
My question was not really directed at any particular architecture. It
was more on the grounds of would Net-SNMP cache incoming data when it is
used as a client.
I ask this because we have developed a high speed poller (frequency
<1Hz) and switches do not seem to have "live" data available at
frequencies below one hertz. Therefore, I was wondering if this could be
due to Net-SNMP caching values without the developers realizing this?
Thanks for your help,
Ali Al-Shabibi
Dave Shield wrote:
> On 13/09/06, Ali Al-Shabibi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Is this also the case when polling switches? or only when Net-SNMP is
>> the agent?
>
> It depends on the agent running on that box.
> Without knowing what hardware you're referring to (and what software it
> runs),
> it's impossible to answer that question.
>
> In general, I'd expect any box with a dedicated SNMP agent to be more
> likely to work with "live" information. While a more general SNMP
> agent (such as Net-SNMP) is more likely to load and cache the data for
> improved performance/stability.
>
> But that's a gross overgeneralisation, and it's quite feasible for
> dedicated boxes to cache, or general agents to work with live info.
> It all depends on how the relevant programmers have implemented
> things.
>
> Dave
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