KB 600011 Windows/.NET Framework/Mono support explained

Summary

This article describes for major releases of #SNMP, which version(s) of .NET Framework and Mono are supported.

More Information

Due to limited resources, obsolete #SNMP releases are no longer supported (refer to our roadmap).

By .NET Framework/Mono (the target virtual machine your application runs on)

  • .NET CF 3.5, you can use sharpsnmplib.cf35.dll in BigDipper (7.0). Older CF versions are not supported.
  • .NET 2.0 RTM/.NET 2.0 SP1/.NET 2.0 SP2/.NET 3.0 RTM/.NET 3.0 SP1/.NET 3.0 SP2/.NET 3.5 RTM (without installing .NET 3.5 SP1), you can use SharpSnmpLib.dll in HoneyCell Refresh (6.1.1). .NET 1.0 and 1.1 are not supported.
  • .NET 3.5 SP1, you can use all assemblies in BigDipper (7.0) except sharpsnmplib.cf35.dll.
  • .NET 4, you can use all assemblies in BigDipper (7.0) except sharpsnmplib.cf35.dll.
  • Mono 2.8 and above, you can use all assemblies in BigDipper (7.0) except sharpsnmplib.cf35.dll.

By #SNMP Releases (the assembly reference your application uses)

  • .NET Compact Framework is not in scope of this article.

HoneyCell Refresh (6.1.1)

.NET Framework 2.0/.NET 2.0 SP1/.NET 3.0/.NET 3.0 SP1/.NET 3.5: only SharpSnmpLib.dll can be used.

.NET Framework 3.5 SP1/.NET 4.0: all the core assemblies can be used.

Windows XP SP2/Windows Vista SP2/Windows 7 (with or without SP1)/Windows Server 2003 SP2/Windows Server 2008 SP2/Windows Server 2008 R2 are supported.

Ubuntu and openSUSE should use Mono 2.8, which is the minimal. Mono 2.10 is recommended.

BigDipper (7.0)

.NET Framework 3.5 SP1/.NET 4.0: all the core assemblies can be used.

Other old .NET Framework releases are no longer supported by this #SNMP release.

Windows XP SP2/Windows Vista SP2/Windows 7 (with or without SP1)/Windows Server 2003 SP2/Windows Server 2008 SP2/Windows Server 2008 R2 are supported.

Ubuntu and openSUSE should use Mono 2.8, which is the minimal. Mono 2.10 is recommended.

References

Last edited Oct 5, 2011 at 3:56 AM by lextm, version 2

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