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Re: [pS-dev] "Complex" Request and Reply Examples at SNMP MP


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  • From: Jason Zurawski <>
  • To: Rafael Costa <>
  • Cc: Loukik Kudarimoti <>, , Prototype-JRA1 <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] "Complex" Request and Reply Examples at SNMP MP
  • Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 10:51:05 -0400

Rafael & Loukik;

You can find at http://wiki.perfsonar.net/jra1-wiki/index.php/Request_and_Reply_SNMP-MP the new request and response examples (as we discussed) about a "more complex" get at SNMP MP and NeTraMet Collector integration.


In the first example (Request for key - MetadataKeyRequest) why is there a datum element in the sent data trigger? It has been a while since I have looked at these examples and I am not sure why that is needed in a key request.

In the NeTraMet examples:

Could you include a little bit more in the descriptions of what each example would be used for (use cases or something similar)?

I am still unconvinced to the need for 'type' designations in the request file (i.e. <parameter name="OID_Alias" type="numeric">sysUpTime</parameter>), but if you are positive you must do something like this I would suggest it to be:

<parameters>
<parameter name="OID_Alias">sysUpTime</parameter>
<parameter name="OID_Type">timeticks</parameter>
</parameters>

To avoid having a more complex parameter.
I am guessing that there can be only one item requested per SNMP.Get? Otherwise it would be impossible to map your requested type parameters to the datum elements returned?

For the ' Request/Response for data request with a "table OID"' example, the eventType should be used to indicate you are getting a table instead of just a standard get (SNMP.Table or something similar). Maybe this is different in for NeTraMet, but doing 'snmpget ... atTable' fails on my systems when 'snmptable ... atTable' will succeed.
-jason



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