Send a message to the SNMP manager specified.

Syntax

Visual Basic (Declaration)
Public Function Send( _ ByVal message As MessageBase, _ ByVal remoteEndPoint As IPEndPoint _ ) As Integer

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Dim instance As SnmpBase Dim message As MessageBase Dim remoteEndPoint As IPEndPoint Dim value As Integer value = instance.Send(message, remoteEndPoint)

C#
public int Send( MessageBase message, IPEndPoint remoteEndPoint )

Managed Extensions for C++
public: int Send( MessageBase* message, IPEndPoint* remoteEndPoint )

C++/CLI
public: int Send( MessageBase^ message, IPEndPoint^ remoteEndPoint )

Parameters

message: An instance of a ResponseMessage, ReportMessage, TrapMessage or NotificationMessage.
remoteEndPoint: An IPEndPoint that specifies the network address of an SNMP manager. Usually used when replying to a RequestMessage received from a manager.

Exceptions

Exception	Description
System.Net.Sockets.SocketException	A problem occurred with network resources.
System.InvalidOperationException	The provided message parameter is not a ResponseMessage, ReportMessage, TrapMessage or NotificationMessage.

Example

The following example demonstrates starting a simple agent supporting a MIB variable.

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private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { //Add variable to agent agent1.Mib.CreateVariable(NodeName.sysContact, "Kara Thrace"); agent1.Variables.Values.Add(agent1.Mib.CreateVariable(NodeName.sysContact, "Kara Thrace")); //Start listening for requests agent1.Start(agent1_MessageReceived, null); } private void agent1_MessageReceived(Agent agent, RequestMessage request, object state) { //Create and send a response whenever a request is received agent1.Send(agent1.CreateDefaultResponse(request), request.Origin); }

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private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    //Add variable to agent
    agent1.Mib.CreateVariable(NodeName.sysContact, "Kara Thrace");
    agent1.Variables.Values.Add(agent1.Mib.CreateVariable(NodeName.sysContact, "Kara Thrace"));

    //Start listening for requests
    agent1.Start(agent1_MessageReceived, null);
}

private void agent1_MessageReceived(Agent agent, RequestMessage request, object state)
{
    //Create and send a response whenever a request is received
    agent1.Send(agent1.CreateDefaultResponse(request), request.Origin);
}

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Private Sub button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles button1.Click 'Add variable to agent agent1.Variables.Values.Add(agent1.Mib.CreateVariable(NodeName.sysContact, "Kara Thrace")) 'Start listening for requests agent1.Start(agent1_MessageReceived, Nothing) End Sub Private Sub agent1_MessageReceived(ByVal agent As Agent, ByVal request As RequestMessage, ByVal state As Object) 'Create and send a response whenever a request is received agent1.Send(agent1.CreateDefaultResponse(request), request.Origin) End Sub

Visual Basic

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Private Sub button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) Handles button1.Click
    'Add variable to agent
    agent1.Variables.Values.Add(agent1.Mib.CreateVariable(NodeName.sysContact, "Kara Thrace"))

    'Start listening for requests
    agent1.Start(agent1_MessageReceived, Nothing)
End Sub

Private Sub agent1_MessageReceived(ByVal agent As Agent, ByVal request As RequestMessage, ByVal state As Object)
    'Create and send a response whenever a request is received
    agent1.Send(agent1.CreateDefaultResponse(request), request.Origin)
End Sub

Remarks

The EncodedMessage property of the message is updated with the encoded message actually sent.

Requirements

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0