You can configure an Proxy-entry in the snmp-configuration, assuming that your
primary agent has IP-Adress 192.168.1.1:
Options...SNMP configuration
Node Community Proxy Retry Timeout Port etc
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Agent_2:public:192.168.1.1:10:4:300:8161::::::::
You can use the Browser or snmpget/set with Agent_2 as Hostname. But you will
not see an additional icon (nor a status), because the icons are created by
netmon/ipmap using ping.
You cannot distinguish between the traps of the 2 agents which are coming
from the same node, if the trap-variables do not contain additional
information.
W. Klein
> Date: Mon, 16 Nov 1998 09:17:32 +0100
> From: Jean-Francois Milhomme <Jean-Francois.Milhomme@DIGITAL.COM>
> Subject: Several Agents on different port #
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am quite new on Netview and I would like to known if it is possible to
> manage several SNMP agents on a same host ( it means an unique IP address ).
> Those agents are on different ports ( e.g. 161 and 8161 ).
> When I said "manage" it is for being able to:
> - make some get/set throught the MIB browser
> - get 2 icons on a map, one for each agent
> - filter traps coming from each agent
>
> I did not find on the NT version of Netview how to change the port for SNMP
> requests but I found it on the DIGITAL Unix version. This feature is not
> sufficient for me because I do not want to choose between 2 ports but to be
> able to make requests on both ports in the same time.
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