SNMP over X.25
"Aleksey V. Melnikov" <Melnikov@iae.nsk.su> Thu, 11 August 1994 11:13 UTC
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From: "Aleksey V. Melnikov" <Melnikov@iae.nsk.su>
Organization: IA&E
To: fbaker@acc.com
Date: Thu, 11 Aug 1994 17:28:49 -0000
Subject: SNMP over X.25
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Cc: x25mib@dg-rtp.dg.com
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> SNMP is designed within the IP framework, which presumes that SNMP > runs on > UDP, which in turn runs on IP. IP can run on many things, including > X.25. > Therefore, the stock answer is that you should use SNMP/UDP/IP/X.25. > This solves both of your problems. Thank you very much for attantion to my problem. Solution you have proposed is very understandable, but I would like to find a way to use X.25 protocol as direct transport for SNMP (in your terms: SNMP/X.25). The same as IPX or DDP could be optional transport protocol for mapping SNMPv2 (according to RFC 1449). Is it possible ? > > > - How to use SNMP over X.25 network ? > > We have checked RFC 1449 for it, but had not got > > clear answer. > > > - Are there any specifications on use SNMP in heterogenous > > networks. I mean is it possible to pass SNMP requests > > from one type of network to another. > > Could I make, for example, such scheme: > > > > TCP/IP network > > ---+----------------------+------- > > | | > > +--+--+ +--+--+ X.25 network +-----+ > > | A | | B +-------------------+ C +-- > > +--+--+ +--+--+ +-----+ > > host host packet > switch > > > The questions is: > > How host A interchange SNMP information with packet switch > C, > and how host B redirect it ? > > The one issue is that you have to assign an IP address to Packet > Switch C. In this case Packet Switch software have to be able to resolve IP and UDP protocols, could I avoid it ? ------------------------------------------------------------------- Aleksey V. Melnikov Russia, Novosibirsk, tel. (383-2)35-07-25 Academy of Sciences, Siberian branch Institute of Automatition and Electrometry
- SNMP over X.25 Aleksey V. Melnikov
- Re: SNMP over X.25 Fred Baker