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Wind River device management suite ported to embedded Linux

Oct 2, 2003 — by LinuxDevices Staff — from the LinuxDevices Archive — views

Embedded network solutions specialist Icon Laboratories has entered an agreement to distribute Wind River's Wind Manage SNMP, CLI, and Web device management software suite on Linux, Solaris, and BSD.

Icon Labs is porting and making available Wind Manage SNMP (formerly known as Envoy SNMP) and the Wind Manage CLI and Web device management tools (formerly known as RapidControl) as separate products under their original brand names.

Envoy SNMP v9.3 is available now for Linux, Solaris, and BSD, and supports configurations for SNMP v1, v2c, v3 and AgentX. RapidConrol v3.4 is available now for Linux, Solaris and BSD, with CLI, Web, and MIBway.

Icon says the Envoy SNMP toolkit supports a MIB II agent and MIB compiler for SNMP v1, v2c, v3 and AgentX agents. The toolkit works with Icon Labs' SNMP IQ rapid application development tool and visual MIB editor. RapidControl CLI, Web, and MIBway feature a visual editor allowing developers to easily create Web and CLI management interfaces for embedded devices, Icon claims.

“The Wind Manage SNMP, CLI, and Web software components are the most productive device management tools for embedded systems,” claims Glenn Flinchbaugh, director of market development for network infrastructure products at Wind River. “Our relationship with Icon Labs allows Wind River to expand their market share by supporting these platforms for standalone operation and with VxWorks platforms for hybrid systems.”

Alan Grau, president of Icon Labs, said “Embedded system developers using Linux, Solaris, and BSD will benefit by the availability of Wind Manage device management software to create smart SNMP, CLI and Web enabled devices.”


 
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