I need to develop a web-based NetworkManagement Software on windows
platform(planning to use ASP,HTML ). The Networking devices provide
support for SNMP.
Is there a way i can construct the SNMP PDUs from my ASP pages and get
response from the SNMP Agent ?
Can anyone suggest what would be the best approach for the WebNMS to
talk to the SNMP Agent
Today and for some years ago I am getting SNMP data using PHP and the snmpget. I am looking for a way to get this kind of data throught ASP, but didnīt find any native function.
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<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
response.cookies("user")="authenticated"
%>
Then, on subsequent pages, I'm checking for the cookie, and redirecting if it's not there:
<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
If NOT request.cookies("user") = "authenticated" Then
response.redirect "http://somepage"
End If
%>
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Is that possible?