Re: snmptcl v. scotty
Keith McCloghrie (kzm@cisco.com)
Wed, 17 Jul 1996 08:59:50 -0700 (PDT)
> I've just got a copy of the Network Management Practicum ("Managing your
> network using SNMP" by McCloghrie and Rose) and one of the first things I
> noticed was that the book describes various public SNMP implementations
> including the TUDelft stuff (BTNG, Tricklet, Fergie & Gobbler), CMU SNMP,
> NOCOL, and snmptcl, but omits mention of the scotty/tkined stuff from
> TUBraunschweig. The book is (c) 1995 and I think Scotty/tkined has been
> around longer than that so I'm curious why there's no mention of it? (Is
> there some politics behind this?)
For a reason I didn't understand, it was given copyright 1995 even though
it came out in mid-1994. We included all public implementations that
we had information on. I don't recall when scotty became available,
but I'd guess after that. (I don't know enough about scotty to answer
your other questions.)
Keith.