Hi Dave and Wes,
Thank you for your suggestions! Please see my comments below:
<< a) configure the new element to send an INFORM notification rather than
a trap.
[Tony] It is a system requirement to support both Trap and Inform as defined
by operator.
<< b) configure the new element to use an
I don't know why this is happening.
This time I change the snmpd.local.conf and reconfig the agent snmpd and it
works. But I failed yesterday.
Dave, U r right. The agent snmpd will read snmpd.conf and snmpd.local.conf
for updating its configurations.
Thank you very much.
BR/vivid273
2010/5/27 W
2010/5/27 Dave Shield
> On 26 May 2010 16:55, Weiwei Zhang wrote:
> > What happens in my test is that, when re-config is set, the agent snmpd
> read
> > the snmpd.conf, not the snmp.local.conf.
>
> No - the agent will read *both* snmpd.conf (& snmpd.local.conf)
> for agent-specific configuratio
> On Wed, 26 May 2010 16:14:19 +0530, Tony Thomas
> said:
TT> As per system requirements, the new element must be added to system
TT> without user intervention (not possible to manually configure the
TT> engineID in master element).
Dave's answer is already perfect. But I'll add one mo
On 26 May 2010 16:55, Weiwei Zhang wrote:
> What happens in my test is that, when re-config is set, the agent snmpd read
> the snmpd.conf, not the snmp.local.conf.
No - the agent will read *both* snmpd.conf (& snmpd.local.conf)
for agent-specific configuration *and* snmp.conf (& snmp.local.c
Thanks, Dave.
This is very helpful to understand these two files.
What happens in my test is that, when re-config is set, the agent snmpd read
the snmpd.conf, not the snmp.local.conf. So I think it is the snmpd.conf
that controls the agent's behavior. This is what I mean re-config the agent.
Abou
On 26 May 2010 11:44, Tony Thomas wrote:
> In my system, when a new element is added to the network, the subagent in it
> sends a notification (V3 trap) to the master agent in the network using its
> unique engineID. As per the tutorial, I understand that the snmptrapd.conf
> should have the engin
On 26 May 2010 13:06, Weiwei Zhang wrote:
> What is the difference between snmpd.conf and snmp.local.conf?
There are actually two different questions here:
1) what is the difference between {xxx}.conf and {xxx}.local.conf ?
The answer is "nothing".
The config parsing cod
Hi, all
In my subagent, I want to add some rocommunity or rouser for access control.
Below is what I do.
1. add line "rocommunity myCommunity" in snmp.local.conf;
2. send a SIGHUP signal to process snmpd to let the master agent read the
configuration file.
*result*: when I try "snmpwalk -c myCom
Hi,
As per Net-SNMP tutorial (refer section describing how to configure
snmptrapd to receive v3 notification -
http://www.net-snmp.org/wiki/index.php/TUT:Configuring_snmptrapd_to_receive_SNMPv3_notifications),
- With SNMPv3 TRAPs, the *authoritative* engine is the engine that sends the
trap
- u
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