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esnmp_register
esnmp_register
Requests local registration of a single MIB subtree. This indicates to the master
agent that the subagent instantiates MIB variables within the registered MIB
subtree.
Format
int esnmp_register ( subtree *subtree,
int timeout,
int priority );
Arguments
subtree
A pointer to a subtree structure corresponding to the subtree to be handled.
The code emitted by the MIB compiler files (subtree_TBL.C and subtree_TBL.H)
externally declare and initialize the subtree structures. Refer to Chapter 3 for
more information about these files.
Note
All memory pointed to by the subtree fields must have permanent storage
since it is referenced by
libesnmp
for the duration of the program. You
should use the data declarations emitted by the MIBCOMP program.
timeout
The number of seconds the master agent should wait for responses when
requesting data in this subtree. This value must be between 0 (zero) and
300. If the value is 0, the default timeout is 3 seconds. Compaq recommends
that you use the default. For information about modifying the default subagent
timeout value, refer to Section 6.2.
priority
The registration priority. The priority argument allows you to coordinate
cooperating subagents to handle different configurations. The range is 1 to
255.
The entry with the largest number has the highest priority. The subagent that
registers a subtree with the highest priority over a range of object identifiers gets
all requests for that range of
OIDs
.
Subtrees registered with the same priority are considered duplicate, and the
registration is rejected by the master agent.
Description
Call the initialization routine
esnmp_init
prior to calling the
esnmp_register
.
Call the
esnmp_register
function for each subtree structure corresponding to
each subtree to be handled. At any time, subtrees can be unregistered by calling
esnmp_unregister
and then be reregistered by calling the
esnmp_register
.
When restarting the eSNMP protocol by calling
esnmp_init
, all registrations are
cleared. All subtrees must be reregistered.
eSNMP API Routines 5–3