snmpa_mib_data
Behaviour module for the SNMP agent mib-server data module.
This module defines the behaviour of the SNMP agent mib-server data module. A snmpa_mib_data
compliant module must export the following functions:
new/1
close/1
sync/1
load_mib/4
unload_mib/4
lookup/2
next/3
register_subagent/3
unregister_subagent/2
which_mib/2
which_mibs/1
whereis_mib/2
dump/2
info/1
backup/2
code_change/4
The semantics of them and their exact signatures are explained below.
Note that the data extracted from the imported (loaded) mibs are stored partly by the mib-server and partly by the symbolic-store server. See the default mib-server data module, snmpa_mib_data_tttn
for details.
The following functions must be exported from a mib-server
data callback module:
Create a new mib-server data instance.
Close the mib-storage.
Synchronize (write to disc, if possible) the mib-server data. This depends on the mib_storage
option, and will only have an effect if the mib-storage option has an actual disc component (such as dets, or ets with a file).
Load the mib specified by the Filename
argument into the mib-server. The MeOverride
and TeOverride
arguments specifies how the mib-server shall handle duplicate mib- and trap- entries.
Unload the mib specified by the Filename
argument from the mib-server.
Find the mib-entry corresponding to the Oid
. If it is a variable, the Oid
must be <Oid for var>.0 and if it is a table, Oid
must be <table>.<entry>.<col>.<any>.
Finds the lexicographically next oid.
Register the subagent, process, handling part of the mib-tree.
Unregister the subagent, handling part of the mib-tree, as specified by the oid()
or pid()
(PidOrOid
).
When unregister the subagent using an oid()
, the pid()
of the process handling the sub-tree is also returned.
Dump the mib-server data to stdio
(Destination = io
) or the specified file.
Retrieve the mib-file to which an given oid()
belongs.
Retrieve all loaded mib-files.
Retrieve the mib file for the mib.
Retrieve misc info for the mib data.
This is a utility function used to inspect, for instance, memory usage, in a simple way.
Perform a backup of the mib-server data.
Note that its implementation dependant (and also dependent on mib-storage is used) if a backup is possible.
Perform a code-change (upgrade or downgrade).
See gen_server
for more info regarding the Vsn
and Extra
arguments.
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