Subtree Retrieval MIB draft-irtf-nmrg-get-subtree-mib-00.txt Dave Thaler

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Subtree Retrieval MIB draft-irtf-nmrg-get-subtree-mib-00.txt Dave Thaler

Problem: Bulk subtree(s) retrieval –"Overshoot" by guessing max-repetitions too large –Or issue sequential requests (larger time window of missing changes, more pkts on wire, etc) –Latency –etc

Goals: Goals in common with new-PDU approach: –single "request" message –multiple "response" messages, as large as possible –make it easy to know what ranges, if any, got dropped (if over udp) –allow halting operation in progress (e.g. oid typo) Goals in common with FTP approach: –No changes to existing SNMP protocol –No changes to some master agents (see Limitations slide later on)

Mechanism: "request" is a set (row creations) in a new MIB "responses" are traps: response destination must be a legal notification target in SNMP- TARGET-MIB conceptual row deleted automatically when done can cancel operation via row deletion SetRequest Response Trap...

Limitations: Application must be allowed to issue SETs to this MIB Command responder/notification originator tightly coupled Command generator/notification responder tightly coupled Subagent implementing MIB must be able to call back into the SNMP agent to walk other MIBs, without causing a deadlock

Trap contains: Read-only objects in “request” row created: –seqno (to detect losses) –"done" flag Bunch of varbinds requested –Encoding optimizations possible (same as with other approaches), but not discussed in this document App stops waiting for traps when gets “done” and has all seqno’s, or after timeout.

TODO Need to update to get multiple subtrees in parallel –Initial version didn’t include this just to give the general idea Implementation Co-author(s)?