David:
The section of text to which you refer originated with Robert Story. If you
review postings that Robert makes to the Net-SNMP users group, you will see
that his postings include this material.
It probably is added to messages by the SourceForge people, and likely
without knowledge of Robe
Hi there,
I am using netsnmp-5.0.9 agent on linux. I found
that when a SET request failed because of the community string provided in the
request is the rocommunity string, the request still returns SUCCESS. No error
status is filled in the PDU to indicate this. Is this the expected behavior? If
Robert:
Last set of input on this problem.
I did add the prefix to the config_require macros, so they now look as
/*
* other required module components
*/
/* *INDENT-OFF* */
config_require(dot11/mfd/dot11StationConfigTable_interface);
config_require(dot11/mfd/dot11StationConfi
Hello,
I've been searching through the FAQs looking for
any documentation on the subject of logfile
monitoring with net-snmp but I haven't found anything.
Are there extensions to the agent that implement
a file monitoring function? If there is such a beast,
where can I read up on it?
thanks
Deni
Robert:
I have some more commentary on the MFD compilation. You will note that
this email is a follow-up to the most previous message, sent within the
previous two hours.
When I compile the daemon, using the configuration (noted here and in
the above mentioned previous posting)
./configure --
Robert:
I have some more information regarding this problem. First, I am using
RH 9.0, Net-SNMP 5.2.1 installed in the /root/net-snmp-5.2.1 directory,
with the mib2c-derived code for the 802.11 MIB in the directory
./agent/mibgroup/dot11/mfd (this time I have not deleted the .m2d files),
and am u
