Well, I hope that you do enabled byte accounting on all the
network
interfaces ???
Something like: "ipfwadm -A -a -S 0/0 -D 0/0 -W ethX" where X =
0 to
nr. of interfaces and launched snmpd with "-a" flag to use the
accounting informations and NOT the braindead conversion of packets in
bytes.
The only problem I think is that the byte counters is still 32
bits
large :( and a patch for that was rejected but still floats somewere.
Yes, I know that 2.2.x kernels use ipchains but my Slackware has
a
script wrapper who do the job, if somebody care to translate this in
genuine ipchain-ese ;) is wellcome.
But I think that what you need is a SNMP coprocesor who must
fillin the
blanks for the rest
of the RIB values and can be also configured to do the job independed of
the main SNMP daemon, multiplexed with that.
You can have one who accomodate the most twisted and perverse ;)
RIBs
and configurations at:
http://geekcorp.com/snmpd/
HTH
Mircea C.
Dennis wrote:
>
> At 09:29 PM 11/11/99 +0200, Mircea Ciocan wrote:
> > Umm, what exactly CMU-snmp for Linux don't report OK ???
> >
> >Dennis wrote:
> >>
> >> Can someone give a pointer to a version of snmp for 2.2 kernels that
> >> reports the correct values?
>
> Well is WAS giving bogus values for the byte counts...unless its been
> repaired. Kind of funny that so few people noticed.
>
> dennis
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