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SNMP PROTOCOL Copyright © 2001 by Aiko Pras These sheets may be used for educational purposes

OVERVIEW OF PDUs

MESSAGE & PDU STRUCTURE

GET TO REQUEST THE VALUE OF 1 OR MORE VARIABLES POSSIBLE ERRORS: noSuchName Object does not exist / Object is not a leaf tooBig Result does not fit in response PDU genErr All other causes

EXAMPLE MIB

GET EXAMPLES get(1.1.0) response(1.1.0 => ) get(1.2.0) response(error-status = noSuchName) get(1.1) response(error-status = noSuchName) get(1.1.0; ) response(1.1.0 => ; => ) get( ) response( => 2) get( ) response( => 5) get( , , ) response( => 5, => 1, => 2)

SET TO ASSIGN A VALUE TO AN EXISTING OBJECT INSTANCE TO CREATE NEW INSTANCES TABLE ROWS THE SET REQUEST IS ATOMIC POSSIBLE ERRORS: noSuchName badValue tooBig genErr

SET EXAMPLES set( => my-printer) response(noError; => my-printer) set( => my-printer, => 0) response(error-status = noSuchName; error-index = 2)

GET-NEXT RETRIEVES THE INSTANCE NAME AND VALUE OF THE NEXT MIB ELEMENT TO DISCOVER MIB STRUCTURES TO RETRIEVE TABLE ROWS POSSIBLE ERRORS: noSuchName (= END OF MIB) tooBig genErr

LEXICOGRAPHICAL ORDERING THE MIB CAN BE CONSIDERED AS AN ORDERED LIST

TRAP TO SIGNAL AN EVENT TRAP RECEPTION IS NOT CONFIRMED (THUS UNRELIABLE) POLLING REMAINS NECESSARY AGENTS MAY BE CONFIGURED SUCH THAT: NO TRAPS WILL BE TRANSMITTED TRAPS WILL BE TRANSMITTED TO CERTAIN MANAGERS

TRAP - PDU FORMAT