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• TUT:Writing a MIB Module
  ...able Object]]) and a separate daemon (see [[TUT:Writing a Subagent|Writing a Subagent]]). ...ritten in C. For instructions on writing extensions in Perl, please read [[Tut:Extending snmpd using perl|Extending SNMPd using Perl]].
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  * [[TUT:SNMP | How SNMP Works]]: About the protocol itself (GETs, GETNEXTs, etc) * [[TUT:MIBs | What data is in SNMP]]: All about SNMP ''Management Information Base
  5 KB (758 words) - 16:43, 10 November 2014
• TUT:Using and loading MIBS
  (OIDs) into textual object identifiers using the MIB description files. The net-snmp toolkit provides a few of the standard
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• TUT:Writing a Subagent
  ...agent, and thus your code can be designed to operate in either mode [no re-writing required!]. ...agent and make a subagent instead [and, again, the nifty thing is that the mib API code doesn't need to change]
  10 KB (1,363 words) - 12:07, 21 March 2014
• Agent Architecture
  ...tart. A good next step after reading this page is the [[TUT:Writing a MIB Module]] page. # decides whether it's a master or subagent
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• TUT:Writing a MIB Module
  ...able Object]]) and a separate daemon (see [[TUT:Writing a Subagent|Writing a Subagent]]). ...ritten in C. For instructions on writing extensions in Perl, please read [[Tut:Extending snmpd using perl|Extending SNMPd using Perl]].
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• Writing your own MIBs
  ...IB, which defines objects and their syntax. It is not about implementing a MIB for the Net-SNMP agent, which is covered elsewhere.) === What does a MIB look like? ===
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