EXTENSIBLE AGENTS FACILITATE THE EXTENSION OF SNMP AGENTS WITH NEW MIB MODULES SEPARATE SNMP PROTOCOL ENGINE FROM MIB INSTRUMENTATION ALLOW DYNAMIC ADDITION.

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EXTENSIBLE AGENTS FACILITATE THE EXTENSION OF SNMP AGENTS WITH NEW MIB MODULES SEPARATE SNMP PROTOCOL ENGINE FROM MIB INSTRUMENTATION ALLOW DYNAMIC ADDITION OF NEW MIB MODULE IMPLEMENTATIONS EXTENSIBLE AGENTS SHOULD BE TRANSPARENT Copyright © 2001 by Aiko Pras These sheets may be used for educational purposes

BASIC STRUCTURE

SPLITTING OF VARBIND LIST AGENT SYSTEM MANAGER SYSTEM ABCC A B SUB AGENT MIB MASTER AGENT SUB AGENT MIB SUB AGENT MIB

CHARACTERISTICS REQUIRES OID REGISTRATION: TOP REGISTRATION EXAMPLE: REGISTER(mib-2) RANGE REGISTRATION EXAMPLE REGISTER(interfaces -> tcp)

POTENTIAL PROBLEMS TABLE ENTRIES MAY BE CREATED AND DELETED AT RUN-TIME ENTRIES OF A SINGLE TABLE MAY BE LOCATED IN DIFFERENT SUBAGENTS DUPLICATED OIDs GAPS SETS sysUpTime

EXAMPLE: GAPS GET-NEXT...

SETS AND ATOMICITY TRANSACTION-LIKE APPROACH TEST COMMIT UNDO / CLEAN

HISTORY SMUX (1991: RFC 1227) SNMP MULTIPLEXING PROTOCOL DPI ( : RFC 1228 & RFC 1592) DISTRIBUTED PROTOCOL INTERFACE RESEARCH PROTOTYPES FOR EXAMPLE: UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE - UT-SNMPv2 COMMERCIAL PRODUCTS FOR EXAMPLE: SNMP RESEARCH - EMANATE (ENHANCED MANAGEMENT AGENT THROUGH EXTENSIONS) AGENTX ( : RFC2741 & RFC2742)

AGENTX PROPOSED IETF STANDARD RFC 2741 & RFC HAS EFFICIENT MESSAGE FORMAT AND CODING SUPPORTS SUBAGENTS IMPLEMENTING SEPARATE MIB MODULES SUBAGENTS IMPLEMENTING ROWS IN "SIMPLE TABLES" SUBAGENTS SHARING TABLES ALONG NON-ROW BORDERS NON-GOALS SUBAGENTS SHARING "COMPLEX TABLES" SUBAGENT TO SUBAGENT COMMUNICATION

AGENTX - NORMAL PDUS

EXAMPLE: PDU FORMAT OF GetNext

AGENTX - ADMINISTRATIVE PDUS Open Close AddAgentCaps RemoveAgentCaps Register Unregister IndexAllocate IndexDeallocate Ping Response

OPEN & CLOSE TO ESTABLISH A SESSION A UNIQUE sessionID IS ASSIGNED SUBAGENT SPECIFIES DEFAULT TIME-OUT RESPONSES FROM MASTER ALWAYS INCLUDE sysUpTime SESSION CAN BE CLOSED BY MASTER OR SUBAGENT

AGENT CAPABILITIES TO INFORM THE MASTER OF THE AGENT’S CAPABILITIES CAPABILITIES ARE DEFINED AS: AN OBJECT ID A HUMAN READABLE STRING THE CAPABILITIES ARE STORED IN THE sysORTable

REGISTRATION CHOICE BETWEEN: TOP REGISTRATION RANGE REGISTRATION PRIORITY CAN BE SPECIFIED TO DETERMINE THE AUTHORITATIVE SUBAGENT TIME-OUT CAN BE SPECIFIED

INDEXALLOCATION TO ALLOCATE ONE OR MORE TABLE ROWS SUBAGENT REQUESTS ALLOCATION OF: A SPECIFIC INDEX VALUE AN INDEX VALUE THAT IS NOT CURRENTLY ALLOCATED AN INDEX VALUE THAT HAS NEVER BEEN ALLOCATED MASTER AGENT MAINTAINS DATABASE AFTER ALLOCATION REGISTRATION IS STILL NEEDED

PING TO MONITOR IF THE MASTER AGENT IS STILL ABLE TO RECEIVE AND SEND AGENTX PDUs

AGENTX TRANSPORT MAPPINGS UNIX SOCKETS var/agentx/master TCP PORT 705 ANYOTHER IPC MECHANISM FOR EXAMPLE: SHARED MEMORY