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org.opennms.protocols.snmp |
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SnmpAgentHandler
The SnmpAgentHandler interface is implemented by an object that
wishs to receive callbacks when an SNMP protocol data unit
is received from a manager.
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SnmpAgentSession
The agent session is used to receive SNMPv1 Get, GetNext
and Set messages.
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SnmpBadConversionException
Constructed when the library is unable to covert
a value to another.
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SnmpCounter32
Defines a SNMPv1 32-bit counter object.
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SnmpCounter64
This class defines the 64-bit SNMP counter object used
to transmit 64-bit unsigned number.
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SnmpEndOfMibView
The SnmpEndOfMibView object is typically returned by an
SNMPv2 agent when there is no lexagraphically next object
identifier in its tables.
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SnmpGauge32
Defines a SNMPv1 32-bit gauge object.
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SnmpHandler
The SnmpHandler interface is implemented by an object that
wishs to receive callbacks when a SNMP protocol data unit
is received from an agent.
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SnmpInt32
This class defines the SNMP 32-bit signed integer
used by the SNMP SMI.
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SnmpIPAddress
This SnmpIPAddress is used to extend the Snmp
Octet String SMI class.
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SnmpNoSuchInstance
The SnmpNoSuchInstance object is typically returned by an
SNMPv2 agent when there is no matching object identifier
instance in its tables.
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SnmpNoSuchObject
The SnmpNoSuchObject object is typically returned by an
SNMPv2 agent when there is no matching object
identifier for the agent.
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SnmpNull
Implements the SNMP Null object as defined by the SNMPv1 and
SNMPv2 SMI.
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SnmpObjectId
Defines the SNMP object identifier class for naming variables.
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SnmpOctetString
Implements the ASN1.UNIVERSAL Octet String datatype.
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SnmpOpaque
The SnmpOpaque class is an extension of the octet string
class and is used to pass opaque data.
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SnmpPacketHandler
The SnmpPacketHandler is implemented by an object that
wishes to be notified when SNMP data is received from an
agent.
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SnmpParameters
The SnmpParameters class is used to define the parameters for
an SnmpSession.
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SnmpPduBulk
This class defines the SNMPv2 GetBulk request sent
from the management platform to the agent.
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SnmpPduEncodingException
This class is thrown by the SNMP classes when an
encoding exception occurs at the SNMP level and not
via the AsnEncoder class.
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SnmpPduPacket
Base class for all Protocol Data Unit (PDU) implementations.
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SnmpPduRequest
The SnmpPduRequest defines the SNMPv1 and SNMPv2
Protocol Data Unit (PDU) for certian message types.
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SnmpPduTrap
The SnmpPduTrap object represents the SNMP Protoco Data Unit
for an SNMP Trap.
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SnmpPeer
The peer object defines a SNMP peer agent that is communicated
with.
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SnmpPortal
Abstracts the communication related details from the SnmpSession and
SnmpTrapSession.
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SnmpPortal.Receiver
Defines the inner class that monitors the
datagram socket and receives all the PDU responses.
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SnmpRequest
Implements a way to track outstanding SNMP pdu request.
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SnmpSession
The SnmpSession is the main connection between the SNMP manager
and the SNMP Agent.
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SnmpSession.ByteArrayInfo
Encapsulates a byte array and the number of
bytes of valid data in the array.
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SnmpSyntax
This class defines the interface that must be implemented
by all object that can be passed or received to/from a
SNMP agent and manager.
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SnmpTimer
Provides a simple timer scheduler for use by the
internal SnmpSession class.
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SnmpTimer.TimerLogic |
SnmpTimeTicks
Defines a SNMPv1 32-bit time ticks object.
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SnmpTrapHandler
The SnmpTrapHandler interface is implemented by an object that
wishs to receive callbacks when a SNMP trap protocol data unit
is received from an agent.
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SnmpTrapSession
The trap session is used to send and receives
SNMPv1 & v2 trap messages.
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SnmpUInt32
This class defines the 32-bit unsigned SNMP object used
to transmit 32-bit unsigned number.
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SnmpV2Error
This class provides the base class for the SNMP V2
error class.
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SnmpV2PartyClock
Deprecated.
Obsoleted in RFC 1902.
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SnmpVarBind
This class defined the SNMP variables that are transmitted
to and from an agent.
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