Message Processing Model

E185712

The Message Processing Model is a component of the SNMP architecture that specifies how management protocol messages are generated, received, and processed within the SNMP engine.

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Message Processing Model canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf SNMP architectural component ⓘ
network management concept ⓘ
associatedWith SNMP applications ⓘ
SNMP engine ⓘ
SNMP security model ⓘ
contributesTo interoperability between different SNMP versions ⓘ
separation of concerns in SNMP architecture ⓘ
definedIn Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) ⓘ
linked to: SNMP
goal ensure correct handling of SNMP protocol messages ⓘ
support multiple SNMP protocol versions within one engine ⓘ
hasFunction dispatches incoming SNMP messages to appropriate SNMP applications ⓘ
handles version-specific SNMP message formats ⓘ
identifies SNMP version of incoming messages ⓘ
interfaces with SNMP security subsystem ⓘ
performs error handling for message processing ⓘ
performs message building ⓘ
performs message parsing ⓘ
performs message validation ⓘ
prepares outgoing SNMP messages from application PDUs ⓘ
selects appropriate SNMP version for outgoing messages ⓘ
hasRole specifies how SNMP management protocol messages are generated ⓘ
specifies how SNMP management protocol messages are processed ⓘ
specifies how SNMP management protocol messages are received ⓘ
hasScope intra-engine message handling ⓘ
version-specific message processing rules ⓘ
operatesOn SNMP PDUs ⓘ
SNMP messages ⓘ
partOf SNMP architecture ⓘ
SNMP engine ⓘ
relatedTo SNMP Access Control Model ⓘ
SNMP Security Model ⓘ
SNMP applications ⓘ
SNMP engine dispatcher ⓘ
supports SNMPv1 ⓘ
SNMPv2c ⓘ
SNMPv3 ⓘ
usesConcept PDU dispatching ⓘ
message de-encapsulation ⓘ
message encapsulation ⓘ
message processing subsystem ⓘ

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RFC 3411 → definesTerm → Message Processing Model ⓘ