Hi Robert

 �   Getting back to you after a long time. Actually the machine having the Sitenet 
snmp agent was not available for some time so I could'nt debug the problem. The good 
news is snmpget is working fine and nothing was wrong with it. I just had to give a 
very big timeout value and it started giving the results, not sure why it is taking 
such long time....
I initially tried to compare the packets mage by snmputil and snmpget... the packets 
made by both of them were similar...... 
then I gave a very big timeout value and it worked.....

Finally Alls well that ends well.  Thanks a lot for your help.

Regards
Rohit


On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 Robert Story wrote :
>On 6 Sep 2004 05:01:50 -0000 Rohit wrote:
>RS>     I am facing a problem while sending a request to the Sitenet snmp-agent
>RS>     using snmpget. It gives timeout although another utility snmputil.exe
>RS>     is working fine and giving proper result.
>RS>
>RS> The command I give is
>RS>
>RS> C:\Program Files\Questra\4.0\qsa\bin\util>snmpget -v 2c -c maher
>RS> 172.31.6.90 .1.3.6.1.4.1.476.1.2.1.1.1.7.3.4.0
>RS> Timeout: No Response from 172.31.6.90.
>
>Are you sure their agent supports v2c? Have you tried v1 only?
>
>Try adding a -d to your command line. This will print packet dumps for sent and
>received packets. Do you see a received packet, or only a sent packet?
>
>RS> I would really appreciate if someone can tell me if I am doing something
>RS> incorrect or if netsnmp has any issue with Sitenet snmp agent.
>
>I don't know of any issues.  If you have a packet sniffer, you could compare
>the actual packets sent to the agent from each application, to compare and
>contrast.
>
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