Title: Porting to real-time / embedded systems
Hello,
I want to perform porting (of the agent and maybe MIB2) to a real-time embedded OS.
Can somebody tell me what is the footprint of the agent? I would like to support V1 and V2c.
What about memory (stack, dynamic) usage?
Does anyone per
HP-UX's native SNMP agent (snmpdm) is the acting master agent, running on
the default port 161. Net-SNMP is acting as a subagent, running on 8161.
The two are bridged by a program called naaagt (native agent adapter).
Basically, you provide naaagt with settings that will allow it to
communicat
I tested snmpwalk and snmptranslate, both worked just fine. The scenario
is, HP-UX has its own SNMP daemon, and apparently we don't want to disable
it or anything. We have a program native to HP-UX caled naaagt that bridges
HP-UX's agent with Net-SNMP. I don't know if that says anything, but
Hello Daniel,
can you please check whether you're able to access the netSnmp mib at
all? You might do that with the following command (I presume you're
working at your HP-UX machine):
snmpwalk -c public localhost netSnmp
If there is no output at all or if you only get the message "End of MIB"
th
