snmp and ethernet using 8051
Basically, SNMP protocol requires the ability to run at least some portion of the TCP/IP communications protocol stack. This requires enough RAM for ethernet frame buffers, and at least some sort of executive or scheduler, or RTOS with some timer functions. While it might be technically possible to implement these on your tiny RAM controller in some manner, I doubt it would be practical or leave any resources to do anything else, so you do need a uc with much more resources.
There are many options available on what device is usable for doing this, depending upon your budget and performance needs. A good place to start looking at uc options you can use would be to go to the Microchip product website - they offer free TCP/IP stack codes for use with their micros that can support it. You can go to their TCP/IP offerings web page to see what versions and micros could work best for your need. This would be my recommendation for simplest solution.
Link is here:
http://www.microchip.com/SWLibraryWe...uct=TCPIPSTACK
A ethernet controller with built-in hardware TCP stack like a Wiznet chip can free the microcontroller from all low level TCP operation.
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