tkevans@oss670.UUCP (Tim Evans) (11/04/90)
What SNMP packages are available via anonymous ftp--and from where?
Thanks.
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US MAIL 6401 Security Blvd, 2-Q-2 Operations, Baltimore, MD 21235 0004219666@MCIMAIL.COM (Bob Stine) (11/04/90)
>What SNMP packages are available via anonymous ftp--and from where?
(I apologize to the list for sounding like a broken record, but...)
Check RFC 1147. It describes, and tells how to get, many free and
commercial products for managing TCP/IP internets. In particular, it
tells how to get CMU's SNMP and MIT's SNMP via anonymous FTP.
- Bob Stine0004219666@MCIMAIL.COM (Bob Stine) (11/08/90)
>Simple question: what is RFC 1147? >David Doll David, Glad you asked. :-) RFC 1147 is "A Network Management Tool Catalog." It is a (by no means comprehensive) list of free and commericial tools for managing TCP/IP internets and the devices that they interconnect. RFC 1147 is also FYI 2; the purpose of the FYI series of documents is to provide general or practical information on the Internet. As you might surmise from the number, the FYI document series is rather new. RFC 1147 was published in April of this year. The IETF is currently working on developing son-of-1147. Anyone who would like to have his/her tool listed in the next edition of the catalog, or anyone who would like to have an existing catalog entry updated, should contact me, or drop a note to noctools@merit.edu. For various reasons, we require vendors to provide the draft entries of their commercial products. Regards, Bob Stine bstine@MCIMail.com
0004219666@MCIMAIL.COM (Bob Stine) (11/12/90)
>I'd love to see RFC 1147 - is there a site I can send mail to to get >a copy via their info-server? Yes. Send an empty email message to service@nic.ddn.mil. For the ASCII version of the RFC, use SUBJECT line RFC 1147 For the postscript version (which I recommend, if you have a postscript printer), use SUBJECT line RFC 1147.PS For more info on the NIC document server, use SUBJECT line HELP Regards, Bob Stine Applied Cybernetics, Inc.