> From: Mohr James [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 13, 2009 9:11 AM
> However, if it is deprecated, why is it still being used?
It is deprecated, not obsolete. You are confusing these two terms (and
then some, really, as even an obsolete object can be implemented in places).
> Another
> machine has net-snmp 5.2.1. I create the same CPU activity and snmpget
> does not indicate any change. So it is even more confusing
> and seems as
> if this functionality has been re-added.
Or, more likely, this functionality works on some machines and not on
others, and is not being fixed because it is a deprecated object.
> Is this OID really deprecated? Should we simply not use this OID?
You should use the replacement monitoring strategy if possible. If
not, the deprecated object may be able to provide what you need. If neither
works, you should complain about the non-deprecated object.
HTH,
Mike
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