Can different rows of a table be in different subagents?
Absolutely. In fact, this was one of the primary design goals of the EMANATE system. When a subagent connects to the EMANATE Master Agent, it sends its portion of the MIB tree to the master agent. If the master agent encounters duplicate object database entries, it maintains a priority-ordered list of the subagents which support that object. This allows multiple subagents to support the same objects and hence different rows of the same table.
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