CHAS MIB: Multiple agents
nob@sony.craynet.dk (Niels Ole Brunsgaard) Mon, 19 October 1992 10:19 UTC
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Subject: CHAS MIB: Multiple agents
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Bob Stewart <rlstewart@eng.xyplex.com> writes: >I was one who spoke up for multiple instances of the Chassis MIB. In our new >chassis, we'd have to go out of our way NOT to have them. We will implement >the chassis MIB along with the agent that goes in each of our devices, and we >have no coordination among them as to who would have an only copy. They get >their information the same way, so would have the same information. The >benefit is independence and redundancy. It makes no difference which one you >talk to. Same here. We build real products too. Niels Ole Brunsgaard. Cray Networks. Copenhagen, Denmark.
- CHAS MIB: Multiple agents Niels Ole Brunsgaard