as a general approach for udp based apps, forking a new process for
processing each message is not a good idea, you basically consumes
much of the cpu/memory resouces. there is already buffering implementation
at the ip stack layer. If you're noticing the agent missing some of the
request (due to
On Tue, 11 Oct 2005 14:34:51 +0800 Pingping wrote:
PH> Can Net-SNMP agent buffer requests? If can, how many request?
No. The underlying OS may buffer incoming requests, but net-snmp processes
them as they come in.
PH> I trace the codes, It seems snmpd doesn't fork new process to process the
PH>
Hi,
I have a question:
Can Net-SNMP agent buffer requests? If can, how many request?
I trace the codes, It seems snmpd doesn't fork new process to process the accepted request. right?
Thank you very much.
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Thanks
Aileen
