I don't remember seeing any response to this.  Can someone please tell
me if I should expect to be able to add to ifAddrTable from a subagent
or if snmpd's implmentation is inextensible?  Thanks.
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> ...
>   This section discusses several typical usage scenarios.
>   ...
>   2) Subagents implement rows in a "simple table".  A simple table is
>      one in which row creation is not specified, and for which the 
>      MIB does not define an object that counts entries in the table.
>      Examples of simple tables are rdbmsDbTable, udpTable, and
>      hrSWRunTable.
> 
> But then I'm disheartened by
> 
>   5) Subagents implement rows in tables whose MIB also defines an
>      object that counts entries in the table, for example the MIB-2
>      ifTable (due to ifNumber).  The subagent that implements such a
>      counter object (like ifNumber) must go beyond AgentX to 
>      correctly implement it.  This is an implementation issue (and 
>      most new MIB designs no longer include such objects).
> 
> Because, of course, the table I need to split between subagents is
> ifTable!  ...

Moving on, I want to implement ifAddrTable in my PPP subagent.  It
should supplement the ifAddrTable rows that (I believe) come out of the
master agent (snmpd).  There is nothing like ifNumber in this table but
though I build a subagent that registers to handle ifTable, I get only
the rows handled by the master.  How do I get my subagent to be able to
add to snmpd's ifAddrTable?

                                      Chris

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