Could you document this a little more fully? I'd like to add it to
README.solaris.
How does this differ from what's documented there?
>I fixed this one myself. My solution to this has been to run net-snmp
on 161/UDP and run Sun ONE's master agent (magt) on 1611/UDP and let
the magt have 199/TCP... this way the httpagt (and any other
tempermental Sun-only sub agents) can talk directly to its master
agent w/o impacting net-snmp's install.
I added the following to my magt CONFIG file (I googled it somewhere):
TRANSPORT extraordinary SNMP
OVER UDP SOCKET
AT PORT 1611
Then I added the following to net-snmp's snmpd.conf (to prevent
net-snmp from interferring w/ sub agents -- this prevents smux from
listening on 199/TCP):
smuxsocket 1.0.0.0
To start run:
/etc/init.d/snmpd start # start net-snmp
cd /path/to/iplanet/root/plugins/snmp/magt
./magt CONFIG INIT # start Sun's Master Agent
cd /path/to/iplanet/root/bin/https/bin
./httpagt -d /path/to/iplanet/root # start Sun's Web Server Sub Agent
SB
On Fri, 8 Oct 2004 11:55:25 -0700, SB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Sun ONE web server (I'm using 6.1sp2) ships with a master agent
> (called magt) and a sub agent (httpagt) and I think it has a proxy
> agent also (sagt). From the docs I've been able to find
> (http://docs.sun.com/source/819-0130-10/agsnmp.html in particular) I
> can't seem to get things working.
>
> Although things are working fine if I disable net-snmp I'd like to get
> the Sun ONE subagents reporting directly to the net-snmp master. I
> tried the proxy config but it looks like magt and snmpd are both
> listening on TCP 199 (smux) and my snmpwalk's no longer work.
>
> I'd like to get the subagents talking directly to net-snmp using smux
> and not using sun's magt (since this seems to be the simplest setup).
> Another reason I'd like to avoid using magt is that it is poorly
> documented.
>
> This is the important line from my snmpd.conf:
>
> smux .1.3.6.1.4.1.42.1.60
> (NOTE: I've also tried putting "" where the password would be)
>
> Here is what I get after 'snmpd -Dsmux' is started and I run 'httpagt
> -d /path/to/instance/root' (where the https-admserv dir is in
> /path/to/instance/root):
>
> smux: [smux_accept] Calling accept()
> [smux_accept] accepted fd 15 from 172.16.10.72:43067
> smux: [smux_open_process] version 0, len 46, type 2
> smux: [smux_open_process] smux peer: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.42.1.60
> smux: [smux_open_process] len 36, type 6
> smux: [smux_open_process] smux peer descr: Sun ONE Web Server SNMP
Subagent
> smux: [smux_open_process] len 2, type 4
> smux: [smux_open_process] smux peer passwd:
> smux: [smux_open_process] len 0, type 4
> refused smux peer: oid SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.42.1.60, password ,
> descr Sun ONE Web Server SNMP Subagent
> smux: [smux_close] sending close to fd 15, reason 5
> smux: [smux_accept] peer on 15 failed authentication
>
> then a bunch of these:
> smux: [smux_accept] Calling accept()
> [smux_accept] accepted fd 15 from 172.16.10.72:43572
> smux: [smux_close] sending close to fd 15, reason 3
> smux: [smux_accept] peer on 98 did not send open: (9956)
>
> And this is what happens to httpagt:
> [08/Oct/2004:11:39:18] info (11225): CORE1116: Sun ONE Web Server
> 6.1SP2 B04/07/2004 16:09
> [08/Oct/2004:11:39:18] info (11226): SNMP: https-hostname: subagent active
> [08/Oct/2004:11:39:18] failure (11226): SNMP: https-hostname: error
> communicating with SNMP master agent on hostname
> [08/Oct/2004:11:39:18] catastrophe (11226): SNMP: subagent caught
> SIGSEGV (core dumped)
>
> I also tried snooping 161UDP/199TCP (to maybe get the pass?) but I
> think it may be using loopback which is
> unsnoopable(http://www.netsys.com/sunmgr/1999-06/msg00117.html).
>
> Any help is greatly appreciated. I'm quickly running out of ideas.
> Also, let me know if I should post this to Sun's forums instead.
>
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