On 24/07/07, snmpAsker snmpAsker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] have developed a small Trap-Agent (dynamic loadable)
> with the net-snmp API V 5.1.2 under Linux Redhat 4.
> The Agent sends each 2 seconds one Integer.
>
> But if I use "./snmptrapd -f -Le" to catch the traps, the snmptrapd needs >
> 20 seconds per trap to get it!!
Where exactly is this delay occuring?
In the agent sending out the trap, in snmptrapd receiving it, or before
it is actually logged?
Try running
snmpd -f -Le -d
in one terminal window, and
snmptrapd -f -Le -d
in another
You should be able to see the raw packet dump being generated by
the agent, the same packet dump being received by snmptrapd, and
the formatted log entry for that trap.
How does the timing of these three messages compare?
Dave
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