On 20/04/07, Benton Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > If that still doesn't work, then I'd suggest looking at the access control
> > settings in the snmpd.conf file.
> I have attempted to make sure that all MIB data for this host are
> available through the SNMP server, in snmpd.conf:
> view systemview included .1.3.6.1.2.1
No - that allows access to the 'mib2' tree (i.e. all the "standard"
MIB objects).
It does not cover the "enterprise" tree, which is where all the vendor-specific
information is held. This includes both versionConfig and the lmSensors tree.
That would explain why you're not seeing this information.
> I think this directive should allow everything, but I'm a relative
> newcomer to SNMP.
If you want to allow access to everything, then the simplest approach
is to delete all of the 'com2sec/group/view/access' lines altogether,
and simply use
rocommunity {community}
That ought to work.
Dave
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