A comprehensive open-source SNMP library for C# and .NET, supporting SNMP v1, v2c, and v3 for agent and manager development.
C# SNMP Library (#SNMP) is an open-source implementation of the Simple Network Management Protocol for C# and .NET. It provides a complete toolkit for building SNMP-enabled applications, allowing developers to create network monitoring solutions, manage network devices, and implement SNMP agents directly within the .NET ecosystem.
.NET developers and engineers building network management applications, monitoring tools, or embedded systems that require SNMP communication, particularly those working in IT infrastructure, IoT, or telecommunications.
It offers a fully managed, cross-platform SNMP solution with comprehensive protocol support (v1/v2c/v3) and asynchronous operations, eliminating the need for native interop or commercial libraries while providing a modern, idiomatic C# API.
C# SNMP Library (#SNMP) - Open source SNMP implementation for C# and .NET
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Fully supports SNMP v1, v2c, and v3, enabling interaction with a wide range of network devices as stated in the README.
Allows development of both SNMP agents and managers, providing versatility for building servers or clients within the same library.
Utilizes async/await patterns for non-blocking network calls with cancellation support, improving application performance and responsiveness.
Runs on modern .NET and .NET Framework, making it suitable for deployment on Windows, Linux, and other platforms.
Designed for easy customization and extension, allowing developers to adapt the library to specific requirements.
Enterprise MIB support is only available in the paid Pro Edition, limiting advanced functionality in the open-source version without additional cost.
Documentation is on a separate site, API references elsewhere, and samples in a different repository, which can hinder the learning and setup process.
As a dedicated SNMP library, it does not support other network management protocols, making it less ideal for projects requiring multi-protocol integration.