How to get internal callback

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Old 11-02-2006
Vlad Shafransky
 
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Default How to get internal callback

I'm writing dynamic module.
May I get callback from snmpd on each change of some counter? (For
example of disk status or cpu average).

How can I internally(from dynamic module) to query about some counter?
(Then I will query each minute about status of this counter)
Some small example will be appreciated.





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