On 29 June 2011 16:08, George <ai...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> how do I look at the output?
Well, it's probably being logged to the default log file
(typically something like /var/log/messages).
I'm afraid I can't be more specific, as you've not given
any indication as to what O/S you are working with.
The simplest way to see what's happening is to run the
trap receiver using
snmptrapd -f -Le
and then you can see the output printed directly.
> Whenever I get the packets from the receiving trap machine
> from the forwarding machine
Forget about trap forwarding for the time being.
That's just making things more complicated.
Start with a simple setup - an agent sending directly
to a single trap receiver, which logs what it receives.
Try that with the configuration I suggested.
What gets displayed?
Dave
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