AW: [En-Nut-Discussion] SNMP Agent with Ethernut

[Ernst Stippl]

Hi Paolo!

There is no SNMP implementation in Nut/Net, but the underlying UDP protocol
is there, so SNMP can be built on top of it. There are different version of
SNMP defined, and it will be important for you to decide which versions you
are going to support. This will greatly influence the complexity of the
implementation. There is nothing in Nut/Net od Nut/OS which makes
implementing SNMP particularly difficult or easy; it is certainly suitable. 

regards
Ernst
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An: en-nut-discussion
Betreff: [En-Nut-Discussion] SNMP Agent with Ethernut

Hi all,

We have been asked to develop a serial-to-ethernet converter which should
get some field variables from RS232 and make them available on the Ethernet
via SNMP. 
I am not an SNMP expert, but from my readings I understood we must define a
MIB to define our serial-to-ethernet converter behaviour and implement an
SNMP agent inside the device.

In your opinion, is Ethernut and Nut/OS suitable for such an application ?
As I can see, SNMP is not implemented in Nut/Net...

Thanks, best regards

Paolo Bisiach

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