We shall finally come to work on SNMP v3. But how to go there step by step? I have a list below and hope that following it we can reach the land. Configure Net-SNMP agent so that I can test #SN...
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More on Windows SNMP Agent
Finally I noticed that Microsoft, my current employer, has such a nice document published for Windows SNMP Services. Well, it answers a lot of my questions, and hope it helps you, too. http://tech...
CrossRoad Billboard: If Compiler Crashes
Hi all, If you find that #SNMP MIB Compiler always crashes at start up, I am so sorry that I messed up compiler.exe.config in that package. Please download the latest package from here again, ht...
#SNMP Design: Shipping the Package of CrossRoad
Well, for the first time I want to spend more time on packaging the binaries. Here are the list, This time we will ship MS Help v2 version of class references besides HTML Help version. This ...
#SNMP Design: Last Mile to Final Release of 2.0
I took a training on IP v6 last month, and now it is time to apply something learned to #SNMP. Today I will try to finish IP v6 support in Listener and hope that we can ship 2.0 final tonight or t...
#SNMP Design: CrossRoad Release Notes
Last release is TwinTower 1.5 on Jan 17. This release takes more than three months and please grab a copy from here, http://sharpsnmplib.codeplex.com/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=15...
CrossRoad Billboard: How to Support IP v6 in .NET/C#
In the past, I thought I needn’t do anything to support IP v6. Well, at that moment I knew little of IP v6. Last month I finally had a chance to study IP v6 with Windows Vista and Server 2008. Fro...
#SNMP Design: Annual Release
Oh, it’s drawing near. As the first change set of #SNMP was alive here on April 26th 2008, I plan to release something important one year later. Well, actually when I started this small project, ho...