> What do I need to do to make net-snmp happy with the data that I get from
> the pipe? Will I need to make dummy variables, and register those with
> net-snmp? Just use the variables like in the switch statements that follow
> this comment in example.c? Or quit looking at example.c all togethe
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> Right now, I have access to a pipe, that I can shoot commands down to the
> low level code. This keeps me from having to link the net-snmp st
> Right now, I have access to a pipe, that I can shoot commands down to the
> low level code. This keeps me from having to link the net-snmp stuff into
> the main application. What I would like to do is write an interface which
> uses this pipe.
What sort of traffic is passed over the pipe?
I
Brian,
Check out the tutorials available on the net-snmp website. The API is
very well documented. Additionally, a perl script is available (mib2c)
that can generate barebones code based on your MIB.
I'm currently in the process of moving lots of bash scripting into a
native handler for my co
Hello all.
I am new to the list, and new to net-snmp as well.
I have a quick question that I hope I can get some help on.
Currently, I am working on porting net-snmp to our access
point.
We already have SNMP working. BUT, we want to replace a
costly agent with net-snmp. Also, th
