snms4@vaxb.acs.unt.edu (12/14/90)
I suppose I should have tried the NET first, but I really
like to think that the best source of support is usually the
vendor. (*guffaw*)
I'm installing this really wonderful "free, unsupported,
available-to-all" SNMP software on my PC that runs with the
packet driver. It doesn't support the entire rfc1156 MIB
(only the system, interfaces, at & ip top level variables)
but the primitives are there in the enclosed library to, I
hope, enable you to support anything you dang well please in
your own program.
Here's the problem: As far as agents go, I've got Cisco
routers, and Hughes Lan Systems terminal servers. I've got
the Cisco MIB, but the folks at the Hughes Technical
Assistance Center tell me that there is no written document
in existance (available to me, anyway) that details the
Hughes MIB extensions. It's all supposedly hardcoded into
their SUN software.
Is there anyone out there who's running the Hughes SNMP
software for Suns? Does it come with a listing of the MIB?
Does anyone know where I can get a copy of the Hughes MIB?
I'm not looking for something 'on the sly', but rather hoping
that there's a remote chance the fellows I talked to at
Hughes could have been mistaken and there really is a
public-access file documenting the Hughes MIB extensions that
I can get to.
Thanks in advance,
Kevin Mullet
University of North Texas
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oh... by the way: When I got the Cisco MIB, they pointed me
to a host that had just TONs of MIB extensions online.
naturally, I lost the address. Would anyone know where this
is?cox@imspw6.UUCP (Ken Cox) (12/18/90)
In article <1990Dec14.093629.43635@vaxb.acs.unt.edu>, snms4@vaxb.acs.unt.edu writes: > oh... by the way: When I got the Cisco MIB, they pointed me > to a host that had just TONs of MIB extensions online. > naturally, I lost the address. Would anyone know where this > is? Summary says it all... anon ftp venera.isi.edu, the ~/mib subdir has listings for 10 or 12 vendors-- certainly no tonnage there-- I don't remember seeing Hughes in there, either. Ken Cox imspw6!cox@uunet.uu.net Integrated Microcomputer Systems Rockville, MD