I can do that , but in that case P1 cannot work directly with SNMP manager(one of the limitation)
Another rleated query: Can a master agent simultaneouly work with AgentX and SNMP agents ? ie If i make with P1 as AgentX and I have a 3rd party agent on SNMP on sane machine can the "same" master be used with both of them if yes - how ? Regards, Peyush On Thu, Jan 7, 2010 at 4:48 PM, Dave Shield <d.t.shi...@liverpool.ac.uk>wrote: > 2010/1/7 Peyush Kumar <peyush.ku...@gmail.com>: > >> a) Make P1 an AgentX subagent, and have snmpd > >> (acting as a master agent) pass the requests on to P1 > > > > Related to above, > > > > Cant we using NetSNMP ,to make P1 act as SNMP agent ( by osmehowloning > > NetSNMP libraries) > > Yes - you can embed a simplified SNMP agent within P1, > by making it an AgentX subagent. AgentX is essentially > a simplified version of SNMP, without much of the administrative > overheads. > > This is precisely the role that AgentX was designed to fill. > Why are you so reluctant to use it? > > Dave >
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