Oracle® Communications UDR Feature Configuration Guide Release 12.4 E93556-01 |
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SNMP can be viewed as three distinct standards:
SNMP is a standard communication protocol that defines a UDP message format.
SNMP is a standard set of values (referred to as SNMP objects) that can be queried from a device. Specifically, the standard includes values for monitoring TCP, IP, UDP, and device interfaces. Each manageable object is identified with an official name, and also with a numeric identifier expressed in dot-notation.
A standard method is defined to allow the standard set of managed objects to be augmented by network device vendors with new objects specific for a particular network.