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Windows NT
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| Win95
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| Import Library
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SnmpExtensionInit
The extensible agent calls the
SnmpExtensionInit function in the extension agent DLL to perform bilateral initialization of
both the extension and the extensible agents.
BOOL SnmpExtensionInit(
DWORD dwTimeZeroReference,
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HANDLE *hPollForTrapEvent,
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AsnObjectIdentifier *supportedView
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Parameters
dwTimeZeroReference
[in] Specifies a time-zero reference for the extension agent.
hPollForTrapEvent
[out] Points to an event handle that will indicate that there are traps
available when the extensible agent polls the
SnmpExtensionTrap function entry point.
supportedView
[out] Points to an object identifier variable structure that specifies the MIB
subtree that the extension agent supports.
Return Values
If the function succeeds, the return value is TRUE.
If the function fails, the return value is FALSE.
Remarks
The
dwTimeZeroReference parameter allows all extension agents to report time information from the
same reference point. The extension agent can compute elapsed time by subtracting
dwTimeZeroReference from the value returned by the
GetCurrentTime function. This time reference is necessary to implement traps and initiate
some MIB variables.
An extension agent notifies the extensible agent that it needs to send a trap
by setting the state of the
hPollForTrapEvent parameter that is passed back during the
SnmpExtensionInit entry point to signaled. Once this event has been set to the signaled state,
the extensible agent repeatedly calls the extension agent's
SnmpExtensionTrap entry point until it returns a value of FALSE. This indicates that the
extension agent has no more traps to send. An extension agent application typically
creates the
hPollForTrapEvent event handle with the
CreateEvent function during initialization. It typically sets
hPollForTrapEvent to the signaled state with the
SetEvent function.
If the extension agent does not generate traps, the
hPollForTrapEvent parameter should return a value of NULL.
See Also
SnmpExtensionTrap,
GetCurrentTime,
CreateEvent,
SetEvent
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