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SNMP++ For SNMP Version 3 Kicked Off November 1999
Work has begun for full support of SNMP version 3. The plan will be to extend the libraries to support v1,v2 and v3 (tri-lingual). A prototype of SNMP++ V3 is already completed and available through Agent++ web site.

SNMP++ For Linux November 1999
A complete port of SNMP++ for Linux was completed and placed into the public domain. This includes all functionality matching Win32, HPUX and Solaris.

SNMP++ Book Published August 1997
In August of 1997 HP Press / Prentice Hall published "SNMP++, An Object-Oriented Approach to Developing Network Management Applications". The book covers SNMP++ and application development. Included is a CD-ROM with examples and full source code.

SNMP++ Source Code to Public Domain August 1996
Full source code for all the SNMP++ classes were placed into the public domain for both MS-Windows and UNIX. This allowed developers to have access to the code for debugging and customization.

SNMP++ WWW SNMP++ Home Page Created - March 1996
With the creation of a WWW home on SNMP++, information on the specification and SNMP++ demo code was made easily available to anyone with Internet access. Not only does this simplify access, but also administration and question answering.

SNMP++ Open Source Philosophy Adopted - 1996
SNMP++ is not a proprietary technology. That is, anyone is welcome to contribute to the specification and develop their own implementations. All SNMP++ documentation have therefor been available in the "public domain"

SNMP++ and Hewlett-Packard Company - 1995
HP has developed a working implementation of SNMP++ which has been utilized in many products. Contributions inside of HP have come from four separate divisions and many experienced engineers including, Roseville Networks Division, Network Systems Management Division, OpenView Operations and Network Computing Division.

Networld-Interop SNMP++ Birds-of-a-Feather
SNMP++ was first presented to the public through a Birds Of a Feather (BOF) chat in Las Vegas at Networld InterOp. The attendance was very good with many excellent comments and suggestions which have helped form the current specification.

The Beginning WinSNMP++ - June 1994
SNMP++ was initially introduced as WinSNMP++ through the WinSNMP (MS-Windows SNMP) working group. It was decided to call it just "SNMP++" since an "Open" systems portable API was more desirable. SNMP++ continues to evolve through the WinSNMP working group where many comments originate.