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From: Ted Dennison <dennison@telepath.com>
Subject: Re: ObjectADA and SNMP
Date: 2000/05/15
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In article <392013A7.B3A473F6@siemens.ch>,
  Bruno Huber <bruno.huber@siemens.ch> wrote:
> I have to make some SNMP-requests to an internet device.
>
> Does somebody know witch routines I have to use?

TCP/IP is not part of the Ada standard, which means either:
  o  You are going to have to call the OS routines that do this, making
your question an OS question, and thus a bad fit for this newsgroup.

  o  There is some interface to that OS call built into ObjectAda, which
means one of the ObjectAda mailing-lists would be a much better place to
ask than here (although someone here may know).

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