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Can be configured for the following protocols: v1 only, v1/v2c bilingual, or v1/v2c/v3 trilingual |
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Processes SET PDUs in two passes with a full rollback capability |
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Contains a core agent that is completely OS and protocol stack independent |
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Handles conceptual row tables via API toolset |
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Is UDP-based, but allows easy reconfiguration for other transport protocols |
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Includes an automatic code generator based on industry standard SMICng, which allows the addition of an unlimited number of MIBs, whether public or enterprise-specific: |
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Creates sets of SNMP core functions and implementation-dependent stubs, freeing the implementor, who fills in the stub functions, from the need to understand SNMP protocol |
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Generates two source (.c) and two header (.h) files, and, optionally, up to eight intermediate debug files. The developer should only be concerned with writing code to fill the stubs in one source file |
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Can automatically add an unlimited number of variable bindings to generated traps and notifications |
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Is accompanied by complete MIB-II support |
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Allows run-time reconfiguration of key parameters such as trap destination(s), community passwords (v1 and v1/v2c only), etc. |
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In a v3 configuration employs authentication (MD5 and SHA), privacy (CBS-DES) and view-based algorithms |
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Is compliant to the following RFCs: 1155, 1157, 1212, 1313, 1215, 1901, 2578 - 2580, 3411 - 3418, 3584 |
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Is fully ANSI C compliant, C++ compilable |
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