Hi, Zhenhai.
> I read the simple application in the net-snmp tourial.
> But it use IPv4 address.
> I think the key is the ss = snmp_open(&session);
> function. But the session.peername is IPv4 address. Can I give it a
> IPv6 address? What should I code?
According to include/net-snmp/library/snmp_api.h,
the type of sessrion.peername is (char *) to store a peername
which is defined by "AGENT SPECIFICATION" at snmpcmd(5).
For example, if you execute "snmpget -v1 -c publuc udp6:localhost:161"
then, the pointer of "udp6:localhost:161" is stored in session.peername.
Then, snmplib/snmpUDPIPv6Domain.c or snmplib/snmpTCPIPv6Domain.c
(if you specify "tcp6" as transport-specifier) will deal with
session.peername properly.
Excuse me but I am not familier Windows XP's IPv6. So
I don't have any positive proof that my reply is suitable for you.
Regards,
Katsuhisa ABE <abekatsu@xxxxxxxxxx>
Cyber Solutions Inc.
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