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It seemed to me that my concerns were being subsumed within the SNMP requests
discussion; I wanted to be clear that there are two separate threads going on,
here, perhaps for two communities, yes.
The "turnkey solution" has always been rather clumsy, enabling SNMP will not fix
that. If development emphasis heads in that direction, I'm left with the
difficult interface I have. Surely they can work on both?
--Cal Frye, Network Administrator, Oberlin College
www.ouuf.org, www.calfrye.com
Say Yes Twice for Oberlin Schools! www.oberlinyesyes.com
"What is more immoral than war?" --Marquis de Sade.
Jason Richardson wrote:
> How does
> enabling SNMP for some of us to access that additional information
> negatively impact you or others who are not inclined to do so?
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