RE: trap pdu forwarding [was Re: File Descriptor Event Management]

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Old 03-11-2005
Olsson, Sten
 
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Default RE: trap pdu forwarding [was Re: File Descriptor Event Management]

RS> That should be fairly reliable. I think it would be a fairly extreme

RS> condition where a trap would be lost. Mainly, you'd have to make
sure
RS> your application read the traps fast enough, so that the buffer
doesn't
RS> get full. You would definitely want to look into the new socket
buffer
RS> size options to try and maximize them, reducing the chances of
packets
RS> being lost.

I thought about using UNIX domain communication as well, but I'd rather
not
have to think about cleaning up a file and have problems if the wrong
user
owns the file (socket file), etc. I think I'll go with extending the
UDP
buffers for the socket. Thanks Robert.

Sten



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