> Further to my question (1) below, I have seen that tree with 2021 and
> another tree with 8072
> for ucdavis and net-snmp respectively are seen when I query "enterprises"
> from my NMS manager.
Yes.
> The net-snmp has used two seperate oids (2021 and 8072). My question is:
> mibs (*.txt)listed in
> path "/usr/local/share/snmp/mibs/" include mibs for two enterprises (ucdavis
> and net-snmp)?
Yes.
Some of the MIBs in that list contain objects under the 'ucdavis' subtree.
Some of the MIBs in that list contain objects under the 'netSnmp' subtree.
Some of the MIBs in that list contain objects under the main mib-2 subtree.
The agent doesn't care.
It's all just numbers.
> Does the same agent support both the enterprises?
Yes.
The agent doesn't care.
It's all just numbers.
> If so, when we have our own IANA number for
> product(organisation), how do we use it
You define your own MIBs, based under your assigned number,
and implement your code accordingly.
The agent doesn't care.
It's all just numbers.
> Could I know significance of some of the mibs are named as UCD
> specific(UCD-SNMP-*) and some as net-snmp(NET-SNMP-*)?
The earlier MIBs were developed when the project was based at UC-Davis,
so are rooted under the 'ucdavis' subtree.
The more recent MIBs have been developed since the project was relocated
to be based at SourceForge, so are rooted under the 'netSnmp' subtree.
The agent doesn't care.
It's all just numbers.
(Do you see a theme developing? :-) )
> WRT my question (2), you said that support for enterprise specific traps
> (SS7 links) supported in the agent itself.
Yes.
You define the trap(s) that you want to be able to send
(in your own MIB, and using your own enterprise subtree).
Then you tell the agent to generate a trap with that OID, and the
appropriate objects.
The agent doesn't care.
It's all just numbers. :-)
> Could you pls. tell me which all the mibs being used for support in agent
> and where I can see them?
Sorry - that doesn't really make sense.
Dave
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