You are probably right Bob. I'm afraid that Auto*Manage doesn't have much
visibility here in Europe.
I was thinking in lines of NetView, NNM, TNG, BMC, NetCool and NerveCenter.
And you are completely right about the agent support. In that area I've only
seen Cisco. And your company, SNMP Research and free/shareware like UCD on
the OS side.
Best regards,
Michael.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Natale [mailto:Bob.Natale@AppliedSNMP.com]
Sent: 18. februar 2002 00:42
To: IMHOFF,MICHAEL (HP-Denmark,ex1)
Cc: nv-l@lists.tivoli.com
Subject: RE: [nv-l] SNMPv3
Hi Michael,
>It doesn't. In fact I haven't seen any commercial
>SNMP managers supporting SNMPv3,
I presume you are referring to what we might call
"the tier 1 management platform" products there,
or something like that...? I am sure that there
are at least a few "commercial SNMP managers
supporting SNMPv3" on the market now because we
have provided our SNMPv3-enable WinSNMP engine
to a fair number of the relevant OEMs and we
also provide our Auto*Manage suite management
utilities (for Win32 only) which fully support
SNMPv3 (+ v1 and v2c, of course).
The general experience that people have reported
to me is that it is harder to find SNMPv3-enabled
agents to manage with the Auto*Manage tools! ;-)
Cordially,
BobN
www.winsnmp.com
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