Hi Friends,
I just downloaded and compiled the libsmi.0.4.0 files today. I have some questions.
1. Does any documentation of the SMI API exist ? If so where can I find it ? 2. While using the tools (like smidump, smilint, etc.) where do I specify the SMI version to check against? Is it picked up from the MIB itself ?
- Regards, Brijesh Arora Senior Software Engineer Network Management Group Hughes Software Systems India
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barora> I just downloaded and compiled the libsmi.0.4.0 files today. barora> I have some questions.
barora> 1. Does any documentation of the SMI API exist ? If so where barora> can I find it ?
It comes with the software as UNIX man pages. It gets installed by `make install'. If you don't have a UNIX system to use these man pages, you might read them at http://www.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/projects/libsmi/ in the Documentation section.
barora> 2. While using the tools (like smidump, smilint, etc.) where barora> do I specify the SMI version to check against? Is it picked up barora> from the MIB itself ?
Yes, the parser guesses the SMI version from the MIB itself. If you want to be sure about this guess, it can be queried by, ``smiquery module <MIB>'' which prints a `Language: SMIv1 / SMIv2' line.
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