Jan Safranek wrote:
> I don't think that suggested NETSNMP_NO_LEGACY_DEFINITIONS is good idea -
> the application would see the old identifiers by default. IMHO it is better
> to advertise the new ones and show the old only if application (or
> its packager) explicitly ask so.
At the very least,
2009/8/28 Gang Shu :
> **discovered possible new bug(s)***
> (1.1) Filename: agent/mibgroup/notification-log-mib/notification_log.c,
> Function: initialize_table_nlmLogTable ()
>
> 354 /*
> 355 * create the table structure itself
> 356 */
>
Dear Net-SNMP developers:
I am a Ph.D student in the Software Engineering Research Group in Case
Western Reserve University, under the instruction of Prof. Andy Podgurski.
In our recent research we analyzed some of your fixed bugs in your issued
data base as well as some revisions which indicat
Ah, and I forgot to mention: NETSNMP_COMPAT_5_4 should be written
somewhere, where application developers and package monkeys like me know
that it exists... But where?
Jan
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Hi,
as Dave suggested, here is attempt to rename MIB to NETSNMP_MIB2_OID.
Notice I did not rename any other identifier in the header file, IMHO it's
a bit late now. And I am still a bit confused what is internal and public
API - there is plenty of identifiers which are now pulled by snmp_client.h
2009/8/28 sandeep patra :
> So if within a time duration of 1 minute this couter gets incremented by x
> then the CPU utilization percentage would be equals to = (x / (60 * 100))
Probably, yes.
Though I suggest you do some testing to verify this.
(Particularly if you've got a multi-CPU system).
hi
why this comes?
and every time this things comes my agent deamon dies.
Regards
Ashutosh
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Thank You very much Dave.
I was just comparing with the output of top command which gives me
percentage of CPU utilization of each process.
Yes it should be over a time period.
So if within a time duration of 1 minute this couter gets incremented by x
then the CPU utilization percentage would be e
2009/8/28 sandeep patra :
> I think HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrSWRunPerfCPU
> would provide me "the number of centi-seconds of the total system CPU
> resource that a running process is consuming"
Yes - this gives you the raw data that you need.
> but i want to monitor the current percentage of CPU a p
Hi Dave,
I think HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrSWRunPerfCPU
would provide me "the number of centi-seconds of the total system CPU
resource that a running process is consuming"
but i want to monitor the current percentage of CPU a perticular process is
consuming. (e.g. 10% of CPU)
I have seen that HOST-RE
2009/8/28 :
> I am getting below messages on screen and snmp stopped responding for snmp
> queries when i send SIGHUP signal to snmpd.
>
> Reconfiguring daemon
> NET-SNMP version 5.3.0.1 restarted
This is a fairly early version on the 5.3.x line.
I believe this problem has been addressed in later
Hi All,
I am getting below messages on screen and snmp stopped responding for
snmp queries when i send SIGHUP signal to snmpd.
Reconfiguring daemon
NET-SNMP version 5.3.0.1 restarted
error on subcontainer '' insert (-1)
error on subcontainer '' insert (-1)
error on subcontainer '' insert (-1)
2009/8/28 sandeep patra :
> I am using DISMAN-EVENT-MIB for monitoring system resources
> and for generating traps when some threashold reaches.
> I want the snmp master agent to generate Trap when a process
> eats (say greater than 10%) of CPU. How can I do this?
That sounds like the object HOST
2009/8/28 ashutosh shanker :
> I have plannet to monitor the status of TCP/IP ports status.
What exactly do you mean by that?
There is already a MIB table to report on the status of TCP ports
(TCP-MIB::tcpConnectionTable). Is this suitable for your needs?
If not, why not? What functionality i
2009/8/28 ashutosh shanker :
> I am new to this field, I don't know how to express my problem.
> I have post my problem couple of hours back and still not recieved any
> reply.
Two hours?
That's an incredibly long time to wait - particularly since it's only
8 am in the UK, and barely turned midnig
Hi,
I am using DISMAN-EVENT-MIB for monitoring system resources and for
generating traps when some threashold reaches.
I want the snmp master agent to generate Trap when a process eats (say
greater than 10%) of CPU. How can I do this?
what changes I need to do in my snmpd.conf file so that the mas
2009/8/28 Karthika Arunkumar :
> 1)snmpd.local.conf (I edited agentaddress udp:161 to
> agentaddress udp:161,udp6:161 )
> 2) shell script which invokes my snmpd. I invoke it as snmpd
> udp:161,udp6:161 instead of snmpd udp:161
These two have the same effect.
You should only need one of
Dave and everyone, I caught most of them , but to add ipv6 support to
already existing IPV4 snmp I did some changes.
I enabled ipv6 in net-snmp on Agent.Then
On the Agent side, I edited 2 places
1)snmpd.local.conf (I edited agentaddress udp:161 to
agentaddress udp:161,udp6:161 )
Is this editin
Ashutosh,
Are you sure that your SNMP request is reaching to to Agent.
Please attach the log for more clarification.
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