2009/2/19 Raghu Ramaraj <raghu_rama...@mindtree.com>:
> If I run -
> spils/linux/target ~ # ls /var/agnetx
> ls: /var/agnetx: No such file or directory
Please read my message more carefully.
I asked about "/var/agentx", not "/var/agnetx"
> Here I am listing dir under /var/
>
> spils/linux/target ~ # ls /var/
> cache lib local lock log mail net-snmp opt run spool tmp www
OK - so the agent is not creating the socket.
> if I run snmpd -f -L -Dagnetx
<sigh>
Please *think* about what you are doing.
And show some care about following my instructions.
The problem is related to AgentX support,
and I asked you to turn on the 'agentx' debugging token.
'agentx' - not 'agnetx'
It's not surprising that you don't get any useful information
if you're using a bogus debug token.
Can you please try the following:
# snmpd -f -Le -Dagentx
<save the output>
^C
# mkdir /var/agentx
# snmpd -f -Le -Dagentx
<save the output>
^C
Then post the two sets of debug output.
> spils/linux/target net-snmp # snmpd -f -L -Dagnetx
:
> /usr/local/share/snmp/snmpd.conf: line 411: Warning: Unknown token:
> agentXsocket.
> NET-SNMP version 5.4.2
Hmmm...
that looks suspiciously as if the agent does not include AgentX support at all.
What does "net-snmp-config --configure-options" report?
What about "net-snmp-config --snmpd-module-list" ?
Did you compile this from source, or is it a pre-compiled binary?
Dave
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