Hello,
I have some general questions regarding the use of snmpv3 and the source
code (I'm using windows net-snmp version):
1. what is the diference between release and debug building options in the
win32.dsw project?
2. when you do a snmpget -v 3 ... command you don't need a community string,
i
I have a problem when tried to get some infomation from ucdDiskIOTable
Here are my operation steps
Step 1 First make sure the snmpget command workable for "ifTable"
%snmpget localhost ifTable.ifEntry.ifDescr.1
#get the result "IF-MIB::ifDescr.1 = STRING :lo"
%snmpget localhost ifTable.ifEntry.i
Could you document this a little more fully? I'd like to add it to
README.solaris.
How does this differ from what's documented there?
>I fixed this one myself. My solution to this has been to run net-snmp
on 161/UDP and run Sun ONE's master agent (magt) on 1611/UDP and let
the magt have 199/TCP.
I fixed this one myself. My solution to this has been to run net-snmp
on 161/UDP and run Sun ONE's master agent (magt) on 1611/UDP and let
the magt have 199/TCP... this way the httpagt (and any other
tempermental Sun-only sub agents) can talk directly to its master
agent w/o impacting net-snmp's in
The HR mib has not yet been implemented on Windows. I am currently
working on building with MinGW, but that will not be introduced into the
codebase until 5.3 or later.
Regards,
Andy
Torin Ford wrote:
Has anyone experienced:
making all in /home/tford/net-snmp-5.2.pre3/snmplib
make[1]: Entering d
On Thursday 21 October 2004 15:20, Carlos Cantu wrote:
> > So I thought how about sending out a trap as part
> > of the boot sequence so that it would get logged centrally. The
>
> question
>
> > is what that trap should be and whether there is a "standard" OID etc
> > that I can use?
>
> Sounds
Has anyone experienced:
making all in /home/tford/net-snmp-5.2.pre3/snmplib
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/tford/net-snmp-5.2.pre3/snmplib'
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/tford/net-snmp-5.2.pre3/snmplib'
making all in /home/tford/net-snmp-5.2.pre3/agent
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/t
> So I thought how about sending out a trap as part
> of the boot sequence so that it would get logged centrally. The
question
> is what that trap should be and whether there is a "standard" OID etc
> that I can use?
Sounds like you need a warmStart trap as defined in rfc 1907 or
thereabouts.
Dave Shield wrote:
It may be that we ought to test using:
if (isprint(*cp) || isspace(*cp)) {
instead.
Agreed. FWIW, IIRC this has been discussed and sort of agreed upon
already before. But no one committed anything back then.
+Thomas
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> I am trying to send a trap with a multi-line field.
> strcpy(user_string ,"\r\nLINE 1\r\nLINE 2\r\nLINE 3");
> if I ask to snmptrapd to print in ascii format I get dot in place of
> CR/LF
> snmptrapd -a -f -Le -Oa
> SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.18590.1.1.2.4.0ÿTRING: "..LIGNE
> 1..LIGNE
>>>I was wondering if it possible
>>> to query 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 y
>>> 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.
>> (It's probably too late to fix this for the full 5.2 relea
>>> I'd like to change the community strings from remote snmp manager.
>>> Is this possible?
>
>> No. Not with the Net-SNMP agent at least.
>
> Well, you *could* do it with an ugly hack involving shell scripts to
> munge the conf files and restart the agent.
No, I couldn't.
I have:
a) more
> So I thought how about sending out a trap as part
> of the boot sequence so that it would get logged centrally. The question
> is what that trap should be and whether there is a "standard" OID etc
> that I can use?
SNMPv2-MIB:: coldStart
Dave
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TSN>If somebody has a document
TSN> describing the architecture/code details of net-snmp,
TSN> it will be very helpful to me.
Robert> There isn't such a document. You'll just have to use the source.
Though I'm currently working on something that might meet
those requir
> I have a my own MIB. It is referenced in snmpd.conf
> When i try to ask some questions about my MIB:
>>snmpget -v 1 -c public SNMPTest .1.3.6.1.4.1.2.1.4.0
[it fails]
> But if i execute a
>>snmptranslate .1.3.6.1.4.1.2.1.4.0
[it works]
> Am i missing something? Why can't i
> Do we run "strip snmpd" manually?
Yes
> Is there configure option like --with-ar/--with-cc ?
No
Dave
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> Is there a better way to do this, BTW? I would guess that the way net-snmp
> gets these values (out of /proc, I presume)
Yup.
> is probably more efficient than calling ps.
Well if nothing else, it avoids the overheads of forking off a subprocess
for every incoming request :-)
>
I realise that this may not be strictly net-snmp related, but I thought that
someone here might know the answer.
I have a number of remote systems which are set up to reboot if they
lock up, or if some other problems are found, or of course of the power
blips.
This they do quite happily, but
> See the FAQ entry
(B> How can I reduce the memory footprint?
(B
(BIn the FAQ entry, "How can I reduce the memory footprint?"
(B
(B Once the agent (snmpd) has been linked, you might also try running
(B 'strip snmpd' to remove un-necessary debug/symbol information.
(B
(BDo we run "s
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 12:19:32 +0100 Dave wrote:
DS> > I am using ucd-snmp 4.2.6 in my computer. I was wondering if it possible
DS> > to quere an agent using the ppp0 interface, or in other words using a
DS> > dial-up connection.
DS>
DS> Should be no problem.
DS> SNMP is just another protocol sitt
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