I have the need to have two agents operating in isolation on a platform,
both extended using
AgentX subagent techniques. I have this working pretty well on the Linux
platform, and
starting up at Linux boot via SystemD scripting. This endeavor was based on
content from the
following URL:
http://www.net-snmp.org/wiki/index.php/Multiple_Agents
To establish different connections between the agents and the subagents, I
am using to
different TCP ports, 705 and 706.
However, on the Linux platform, the default is the named socket
/var/agent/master.
Is the TCP track the proper way of doing this, or under Linux, is the
performance of
the named socket preferential?
Assuming I wanted to do with the named socket procedure, what would be
required on the
platform to do this?
I desire to have SNMP trap information sent on different ports between
agents, say
162, 164, etc.
How would this be accomplished for the multiple agent environment?
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