On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 6:46 AM, Andrew Hood <[email protected]> wrote:
> Fulko Hew wrote: > ... snip ... > > I'm getting these OIDs out of an existing AIX box that I need to convert > > over to Net-SNMP, > > and I thought I'd find out what their existing daemon is reporting first. > > > > And as long as I'm on that topic... does anyone have experience in > replacing > > IBM's daemon with Net-SNMP (without breaking anything? > > The first part is actually getting it to compile and run. You'll > probably find you have to statically link the crypto libs. > I've got the compile, but your right, its probably not got crypto in it right now. > What in particular are you trying to achieve? AIX is a strange beast and > using the supplied daemons is the most likely path to enlightenment. > You could probably use AIX's snmpd's ability to talk to an external > process to do anything snmpd won't do by itself. > I need to add an already written extension (that uses AgentX), but the AIX daemon only supports SMUX and DPI. So I figured using Net-SNMP was the easiest way. But since then I found I needed to compile in SMUX into Net-snmp (shoudln't be a problem) but then the AIX (important?) stuff can only get in via DPI (which Net-SNMP doesn't support) Heck, I didn't even know DPI existed till yesterday. :-(
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