Hi,
Can anybody please let me know what are the OIDs for the Processor
Group objects like numActive and numPresent etc.
Please help me as I could not frame these OIDs.
Thanks in advance
Murali
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Good day,
I asked this question on the list a couple of years or so ago, but I can't
seem to find the post anywhere in the archives. My apologies for asking
this question again...
I just need to have net-snmp properly report the number of threads for a
given process ("proc" entry in the config f
I want to take an existing database and create a MIB from
it, then run mib2c and generate stubs for the SNMP agent.
Inside the stubs, I’ll make the appropriate calls to
retrieve the data from the database.
Does such a handy thing exist?
Thanks,
Tom
Just wondering... Is anyone looking into this problem? Is this a known
problem or... ?
Many thanks,
- Tony Sutton
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Thanks a lot. I'll try this. And apologies for the
private mail.
--- Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit :
> [ First - *please* don't mail me privately,
> without copying
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> the time
> or inclination to offer private,
You don't indicate whether or not the snmp trap source is on the same
device as the local end of the ssh tunnel. If so, it should be easy to
forward traps. If you don't have a trap receiver running on the local
device, all you need to do is configure your ssh client to forward udp
port 162 to the
> > So the first thing to get straight is how to handle the index column.
> > What is the MIB definition of this object? In particular, what is the
> > MAX-ACCESS clause?
> For COLUMN_GATEWAYINDEX the MIB has defined as:
> MAX-ACCESS not-accessible
Right - then the COLUMN_GATEWAYINDEX line s
[ First - *please* don't mail me privately, without copying
any responses to the mailing list. I don't have the time
or inclination to offer private, unpaid, SNMP consultancy.
Keep discussions to the list, where others can both learn
and offer advice. T
Does anyone know if you can send SNMP traps through a SSH
tunnel ?
If so, how ?
If not, why not ?
Thanks,
Keith
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Consultant
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> > I have played different 'add_row' calls. No one succeeded.
>
> Can we stick with one, please - it's much less confusing when
> trying to debug something remotely. Thanks.
>
> Comparing this:
> > Using the following call
> > # add_row gatewayTable 1 "TrendGateway" "reiner"
> >"queue/ma
> I'd like to change the community strings from remote snmp manager.
> Is this possible?
No. Not with the Net-SNMP agent at least.
> I found the snmpCommunityMIB
Yes - that's the MIb that you'd use.
> Is this MIB module used?
No - we haven't (yet) implemented this particular MIB.
It's on
shunuhs wrote:
If this is impossible, I should use v3 based usm.
But I heard that
the v3 mode on net-snmp, since engine ID is generated based on an IP address,
we have to use it in a fixed IP address environment.
Is this correct?
No, by default the engine ID is built from 2 fairly random elements:
#sorry, I sent from different mail address previously.
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(BHi,
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(BI'm using v2c mode on the net-snmp-5.1.2.
(B
(BI'd like to change the community strings from remote snmp manager.
(BIs this possible?
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(BI found the snmpCommunityMIB(1.3.6.1.6.3.18) that includes snmpCommunityName
(Bob
I have developed a little device emulator using NetSNMP Perl module. It
binds to one OID.
Now I've been asked to run multiple instances of the emulator on the
very same host, and I didn't find a clear solution for this.
I did set up several IP addresses on the host, 10.0.0.1, 10.0.0.2 and so
on.
> Thanks, that works! But why doesn't this appear when I do an snmpwalk
> without specifying the OID?
Please see the FAQ entry:
Why can't I see values in the tree?
Dave
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Hi there,
Thanks, that works! But why doesn't this appear when I do an snmpwalk
without specifying the OID?
If I just do a 'snmpwalk -v 1 -c public localhost' I don't see the
UCD-SNMP-MIB entries at all. How can I get it to show all the MIBs when
I do a walk? I'd like to see what other attribut
> I am using ucd-snmp 4.2.6 in my computer. I was wondering if it possible
> to quere an agent using the ppp0 interface, or in other words using a
> dial-up connection.
Should be no problem.
SNMP is just another protocol sitting on top of IP, so if you've got an
IP connection over your dial-up
> After upgrading to 5.1.2-5 again, I did some more tests. When the total
> amount of data is below 4k, snmpd works but truncates the output of my
> script at 1023 bytes. If the total amount of data is above 4k, snmpd
> hangs.
> Unfortunately, downgrading all SNMP-related pages to 5.1-5 doesn't
>
> When proxying the table with all the columns, it works
> OK. But when trying to redirect column 4 to column 1,
> a getNext on LOCALHOST fails, saying "Not Increasing OID".
Why are you trying to redirect one column to another?
Particularly to an *earlier* column.
GetNext is quite correct to comp
> When I snmpwalk it, I can't see any variables to do with load average,
Try
snmpwalk ... arcadia UCD-SNMP-MIB::laTable
That shouldn't need any special entries in your config file.
Dave
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Hi,
I admit I'm new to SNMP. I'm running Gentoo Linux and I've set up a
pretty basic snmpd.conf with the help of snmpconf, and started snmpd up.
When I snmpwalk it, I can't see any variables to do with load average,
which I really would like to see. I've got CPU % and other such things
which ar
Hi all
I am using ucd-snmp 4.2.6 in my computer. I was wondering if it possible
to quere an agent using the ppp0 interface, or in other words using a
dial-up connection.
Regards,
Mike
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Jean-Michel Favre wrote:
I'am at present testing embedded perl both as an
extension of snmpd and snmptrapd. (net-snmp 5.2.pre2).
The perl extension to snmptrapd consumes a large amount of
memory even when the perl trap handler is a single return instruction.
with snmpd, the request handler being
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