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*5.0.pre2 (beta release)*
NOTE WELL: this release is an beta release. Please let us know
immediately about any bugs you find so we can fix them before the
real 5.0 releas.
New:
- Much of the agent internals were completely rewritten and sports
a new module API to make your life easier. See the
agent/mibgroup/testhandler.c file for example code that makes
use of some of the new functionality.
(Also see http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial/new-agent/ which has
some incomplete documentation)
- The agent supports multiple SNMPv3 contexts and mib modules can
now register themselves under different contexts. (see the -n
option in the snmpcmd manual page for details on specifying
context strings in requests)
- The proxy code has been completely rewritten and now supports
the use of SNMPv3 contexts to help select which proxied host you
wish to talk to.
- All the tools take --configToken=value options now. (see -H
output from any command for what configTokens it accepts)
- All the tools can speak over many different transport layers
now, including UDP/TCP (ipv4 and ipv6), AAL5pvc, and IPX. See
./configure --help for details on enabling them.
Note: the -p and -T flags to all the applications have been
removed. Use hostname strings like "tcp:localhost:9999"
instead. See the snmpcmd manual page for details.
- snmptrapd now acts as an agentx subagent and implements portions
of the NOTIFICATION-LOG-MIB.
- kerberos authenticated and encrypted SNMPv3 is now possible.
See ./configure --help for details on enabling the ksm security module.
- The AgentX subagent protocol implementation has many new
features and fixes.
- mib2c was completely rewritten and has a much improved
configuration file specification.
- A "net-snmp-config" script will get installed which can report
how the various tools were built (which libraries they were
linked against, etc).
- new perl specific configure options --with-perl-modules &
--enable-embedded-perl. See ./configure --help for details.
- The beginnings of some new Perl modules (alpha level quality)
are in the perl directory, including:
- NetSNMP::agent which allows perl scripts to become net-snmp
master or subagents
- AnyData::SNMP is available that implements a perl DBI
interface to map SQL commands to SNMP. Included is a "snmpsh"
shell where SQL commands can be typed, aliases created, etc.
See the perl/AnyData_SNMP/INSTALL file for details.
- Beginning (alpha level quality) support for embedding perl
subroutines directly within the net-snmp agent.
- Much of the code is getting documented with "doxygen" style
documentation. Run "make docs" if you have doxygen installed.
- RMON support is available. See agent/mibgroup/Rmon/README for details.
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This is UCD SNMP, a derivative of CMU's SNMP package.
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This package contains a port and modified code of the CMU 2.1.2.1
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snmp agent. It has been modified to allow extensibility quickly
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and easily. It is far from the best and most configurable systems;
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but hey: its free.
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We use this agent here to monitor known system problems before they
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take the machine over. The agent can be easily configured to
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monitor the number of a given process running, run external scripts
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to check and report functional status. Examples: mountd(s) under
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Ultrix 4.3 which tend to fork themselves crazy and eventually fill
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up the process table; On our hp700s, "amd" sometimes stops working,
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HP VUE hangs and fails to start X, etc.
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