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I know this isn't straight programming and debated posting this for a few days. I am interesting in writing a utility to talk to network switches and gather statistics via CIM. After several days of searching I can't find any decent examples to help get started. I did find one project from Microsoft but it queries machines running Windows and requires Windows 8. I have Windows 7. Also, the few examples I've seen use the WMI which I think is for talking to other Windows systems.

Does anyone have any suggestions for examples or other reading?

David Green
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I found a project that I think will work. If anybody else is interested, look into wbem-sharp.

David Green
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I'm not sure how active wbem-sharp currently is...

As an alternatve, you could use the SFCC client, and integrate its C-Language client API into C#. SFCC is well-maintained and supports the current CIM/WBEM standards.

Rob
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