On 08/01/07, Peeyush Bishnoi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can any tell me how to calculate the bandwidth of a network link
> using SNMP in c/c++ .
Retrieve the value of 'ifInOctets' and/or 'ifOutOctets' for the interface
in question. Then wait a bit, and retrieve the same values again.
The diff
Thomas Anders wrote:
> Starting with the 5.4 release cycle there have been some (more) spurious
> discussions about library layering and dependencies. I've been trying to
> summarize the issue(s) here:
>
> http://www.net-snmp.org/wiki/index.php/Library_layering
I've updated that page to reflect
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On 15/01
Dear All
I have created two subagent processes one to handle get/sets and another to
send traps.
In the process that sends traps, I have no threads now.
First I created connection with the master agent and registered for no MIB
variables. (I am not calling the agent_check_and_process() any m
Dear All
I am running net-snmp 5.4 on 64 bit RHEL 4.0.
I have split my subagent in to two subagents (netman and trapman) now.
One subagebt (netman) is just doing Get/Set operations.
The Other subagent (trapman) is doing only sending traps. I did not register
for any get/set variables in
