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=== Project Ideas === | === Project Ideas === | ||
| − | * MIB implementations | + | * new/enhanced MIB implementations |
** disman ping and traceroute MIBs | ** disman ping and traceroute MIBs | ||
** entity and entity-sensors MIBs | ** entity and entity-sensors MIBs | ||
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** automatic memory leak checking | ** automatic memory leak checking | ||
| + | * pre-compiled MIBs for faster loading | ||
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| + | * device simulation framework. read in the output of a snmpwalk of a device, then simulate it. | ||
Please also see the project [http://www.net-snmp.org/docs/TODO.html TODO] list. | Please also see the project [http://www.net-snmp.org/docs/TODO.html TODO] list. | ||
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* Mar 3 - Mar 12: accept project applications | * Mar 3 - Mar 12: accept project applications | ||
| + | ** Mar 10: official net-snmp project application | ||
* Mar 24 - ... : accept student applications | * Mar 24 - ... : accept student applications | ||
Latest revision as of 16:36, 25 March 2008
Google SoC 2009
Project Ideas
- new/enhanced MIB implementations
- disman ping and traceroute MIBs
- entity and entity-sensors MIBs
- generic firewall MIB?
- isms
- complete Diffie-Hellman support
- RFC4789 (new transport, simple and quite well contained)
- Language bindings
- C++
- New testing framework
- C/Perl i.s.o. shell scripts
- make it possible to compile code for testing
- check an agent/subagent against some kind of protocol test suite
- automatic memory leak checking
- pre-compiled MIBs for faster loading
- device simulation framework. read in the output of a snmpwalk of a device, then simulate it.
Please also see the project TODO list.
Timeline
- Mar 3 - Mar 12: accept project applications
- Mar 10: official net-snmp project application
- Mar 24 - ... : accept student applications
See Google SoC 2008 Home for details.
Mentors
- Bruce
- rstory (if C/C++)
