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4690.1 | fixed in V1.3 | MCDOUG::doug | pre-retinal integration | Mon Mar 15 1993 09:28 | 9 |
| Sounds like the 'SNMP Hello Packet' problem that we ran into with
StrataCom's proxy agent.
If you can use the new V1.3 MCC BMS kit (now called POLYCENTER Network
Manager <mumble>), then you shouldn't see this problem anymore. If you
upgrade and still see it, then please us know here.
/doug
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4690.2 | Please explain SNMP Hello Message | SKULLY::COMPTON | Dorie | Mon Mar 15 1993 10:51 | 6 |
| Does this mean the first Get Request is an SNMP hello message?
I believe that two messages are also sent out when talking to a SNMP
deamon directly and not just the proxy agent.
Dorie
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4690.3 | TeMIP doesn't support BMS 1.3 Yet | SKULLY::COMPTON | Dorie | Mon Mar 15 1993 10:52 | 4 |
| Also, it does not look like can just use the MCC BMS 1.3 kit, because
we are also using TeMIP.
Dorie
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4690.4 | Agent must support the Mib I system group | MOLAR::PERRY | | Tue Mar 16 1993 15:29 | 22 |
| Dorie,
The first Pdu the SNMP AM sends to any SNMP agent is what we call
the "hello message". This message is an SNMP Get Pdu for the
following objects:
sysUptime
sysDesc
sysObjectID
This Pdu is always the first one sent regardless of the actual objects
the user is requesting. Also, we did not remove this hello message in
V1.3. We "improved" the hello message error handling so that errors
in the hello message response Pdu don't affect the subsequent request
for the user's data.
In mcc version V1.2, any errors in the hello message reponse Pdu would
cause the SNMP AM to abort the user's request.
Hope this helps.
Jim
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4690.5 | order is very important | MOLAR::PERRY | | Tue Mar 16 1993 17:19 | 9 |
| Dorie,
I forgot to mention that the agent must return the objects in the
exact order in which they were requested. The SNMP specification specifies
this and the DECmcc SNMP AM counts on it. Otherwise the results will be
unpredictable.
Jim
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