snmpd

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Hi Lextm.In HoneyCell _6.1.1,In snmpd.

I Wana Use A specific Object Identifier And Specific OctectString.

For Example Like TesetAgent In trident-3.1 i wana have :

new Variable(new ObjectIdentifier("1.3") , new OctetString("Test Description")

unfortunately,I dont Know Where To Intialize Them.

I see you used :

var store = Program.Container.Resolve();

        store.Add(new SysDescr());  
        store.Add(new SysObjectId());

in honeycell, but how should I add my certain values("1.3" & "TestDescription)

To It?

Original Reported Date: 2012-07-06T07:02:08.113-07:00 Original CodePlex Discussion Thread ID: 362270

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Lexm,Im waiting for your answer,

my main problem is that : i have embedded system,i ran windows ce on it,

now i wana run agent sample on it.

unfortunatelly trident didnt support it,and honeycell version dosent support visual studio 2005.

i dont know what should I do?

Original Posted Date: 2012-07-07T01:37:24.273-07:00

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Only sharpsnmplib.cf35.dll is for Windows CE. Anything more than that is neither not thought of, nor tested. You are completely on your own.

So the answer for your question is "I don't know either".

Original Posted Date: 2012-07-07T07:20:43.583-07:00

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thank you lexm,for your answer.

I am really in trouble,i need to run agent on windows ce,do you have any idea?

I should complete my project,help me if you can.

Original Posted Date: 2012-07-08T08:16:19.34-07:00

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The problem is Microsoft abandoned Windows CE, by migrating its mobile solution to Windows 8 (see Windows Phone 8 plan).

Windows CE and .NET Compact Framework has been proven as a failure compared to new platforms such as iOS and Android. Therefore, I don't plan to waste more efforts on this dying platform.

In your case, you will have to try to utilize #SNMP code base and develop your own agent. By removing unnecessary parts from snmpd, you might get a basic agent running on Windows CE, but that relies on how you can work around the limitations of .NET Compact Framework.

Good luck.

Lex

Original Posted Date: 2012-07-09T01:46:08.843-07:00

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Marked as Answer Date: 2013-10-06T21:31:34.71-07:00