Sample Agent. This agent is provided for use as an example of how to build an SNMP agent.
The direct group. This group contains the variables which were registered as direct variables - i.e. the variable object accesses the variable data directly through a pointer.
The Indirect Group. This group contains the variables which were registered as indirect variables - i.e. the variable object accesses the variable data indirectly through a function in the agent.
An indirect read/write integer. An indirect variable is one in which the variable object accesses the variable data indirectly through a function in the agent.
An Indirect read-only integer. An indirect variable is one in which the variable object accesses the variable data indirectly through a function in the agent.
A table consisting of 2 columns, an integer and a string. Rows are added or deleted by setting the integer column.
The integer column of table1. This column is used to add and delete rows. Setting a value of zero deletes the row, and setting a value from 1 to 999 adds the row. A value greater than 999 is invalid.
The String column of table 1. A value must be set in this column when adding a row to the table.
A two index table in which the indexes are columns in the table. The valid column is used to create and delete rows.
The first Index column of table 2. The value can range from 1 to 10.
The second Index column of table 2. The value can range from 1 to 10.
The string column of table 2. If not set when adding a row, a null string will be set by default.
The valid column of table 2. Setting it to zero deletes the row, and setting it to non-zero adds the row.
A Direct Read/Write integer. A direct variable is one in which the variable object accesses the variable data directly.
