Hi Hong,
If you want to follow the second option (which I do not recommend -
because it is not what the standard
suggests), you will have to implement one or more MOSubtreeProxy instances.
Alternatively, you can also use the SNMP4J-PROXY-MIB and configure it
appropriately.
For the first option, simply add (register) the SnmpProxyMib
implementation to your agent and
configure it as described in the RFC for the SNMP-PROXY-MIB.
Best regards,
Frank
Am 14.10.2015 um 22:34 schrieb Daisy Chen:
Hi Frank,
Your reply is really appreciated.
I feel like the two ways are same, both has two SNMP Agent running,
and need a Proxy in my SNMP4J Agent to access the Dell OpenManage
server. Can you please tell me how to configure it?
If these two solutions are very different, I am thinking the second
way you pointed out in your reply is better for me. I tried to find
some example code, but can't find anywhere. I guess I need to add a
proxy MIB, and create a proxy forwarder to handle the Dell OpenManage
things.
In the SNMP4J-Agent, there is a Proxy MIB and Proxy Forwader been
defined. I need to use these two classes to deal with Dell OpenManage
MIB, am I right?
Spent a few days on reading the SNMP4J-Agent code, still confusing.
Your help will pull me out from the dark.
Thanks again,
Hong
On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 4:04 PM, Frank Fock <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Hong,
You can use the SNMPv3 standard mechansim of using a proxy in the
SNMP4J-Agent
to access the Dell OpenManage SNMP server. This is simply a matter
of configuration.
Another approach would be to tweak it in that way, that you add
proxy MIB objects
in the SNMP4J-Agent that receive their data by issuing SNMP
request to the Dell
server. This would be more work and a matter of non-standard
implementation
and configuration, but that would be the only way to let the SNMP
command sender
that uses your agent to think all the data is provided by a single
monolithic agent.
In any case, timeout and performance handling could be an issue.
Whereas the second
option could provide caching options.
Best regards,
Frank
Am 14.10.2015 um 17:29 schrieb Daisy Chen:
I am wondering if there is a way to combine the SNMP4J-Agent
and Dell
OpenManage? I create a SNMP Agent based on SNMP4J-Agent to
support my
private MIB, and also want to access the Dell hardware/Memory
resources
through OpenManage. So that the IT SNMP manager only see one
SNMP Agent (my
SNMP4J Agent), but can operate all of MIBs (Private MIB and
Dell resource
MIB).
Thanks,
Hong
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