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iReasoning SNMP Agent Builder is a Rapid Application Development (RAD) tool for Java based SNMP agent development. It is capable of building two different types of SNMP agents: monolithic agents or extensible agents with master/subagent architecture based on AgentX technology ( in version 3.0). An intuitive graphical user interface is provided for automating a wide variety of SNMP agent development tasks, including automatically generating agent java source code from MIBs, incremental agent development, etc. All SNMP versions (SNMPv1, SNMPv2c and SNMPv3) are fully supported both on SNMP agent and manager sides. Many complex SNMP issues, such as SNMPv3 USM/VACM and inter-table indexing, are already handled in base classes and hidden from the developers. Agent architecture is based on industry standard JMX™*technology that provides a solid and flexible framework. In many cases this tool can cut agent development cycle time by more than 80%. Check out user guide, FAQ, and javadoc for more information.

Major features:

The first Java SNMP product to support both DES and strong 128-bit AES encryption algorithms
Complete SNMPv1,v2c and v3 (USM and VACM) support
Complete SNMPv3 USM support, including HMAC-MD5, HMAC-SHA, CBC-DES, CFB128-AES-128, CFB128-AES-192, CFB128-AES-256 algorithms
Support for master/subagent architecture based on standard AgentX technology
Support for building Windows Extension Agent
Intuitive GUI tool for automatically generating java source code from MIBs
Greatly reduces complexity of agent development. Many tricky SNMP issues are hidden from developers.
Many optimization techniques are employed to create high performance agents
Conformance to SNMP RFCs
Support for dynamic row creation and deletion
Small-footprint agents
IPv6 support
Easy-to-understand configuration file format
Re-configurable at run time
Multihome Interfaces support
VACM-like support for SNMPv1/v2c agents. Different community strings can be associated with different MIB views.
Runtime Environment: J2SE (version 1.3+), J2EE and J2ME CDC (Note: SNMPv3 AES encryption is not supported in J2ME CDC)