RS> ... [turn on packet dump and] you should be able to
RS> see if a packet goes out, if the agent receives it,
RS> if the agent sends a response and if the app receives it.
CN> Sending 93 bytes to UDP: [127.0.0.1]:161
CN> 0000: 30 5B 02 01 01 04 00 A0 54 02 04 77 0B 12 D2 02 ....
RS> Note that the community string 'config' does not appear in that
RS> packet dump.
More particularly, the dump begins:
30 5B // request sequence
02 01 01 // version = SNMPv2c
04 00 // community = ""
A0 54 // GET PDU
<etc>
So the request is being sent with an empty community string
(hence it's not suprising that the agent is discarding it).
That tends to point the finger at the client again - in particular
the 'snmp_open' call. What does the 'ss' structure look like?
Dave
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