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GENERATING SKELETON CODE FOR NETCONF MODULES FROM SMI MIB MODULE DEFINITIONS

Configuring network devices with the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) has several drawbacks. Within the IETF, a new configuration protocol is being designed: NETCONF. NETCONF offers an XML based encoding and operations to install, to manipulate, and to delete configurations of network devices. Currently there are no standard data models for NETCONF comparable to those defined in SMI MIB modules within the SNMP framework. With Yenca from Madynes (Inria, France), a modular implementation of the (not yet standardized) protocol is available. This paper presents an approach of automatic generation of skeleton code for Yenca NETCONF modules from existing SMI MIB definitions.