Hi there!
I am about finding a way for the net-snmp-agent(snmpd) to poll a value using
a specific polling-rate. To do this i checked out the
examples/notification.c and implemented my new file (SysSessionActive.c) the
same way as shown in the notification.c file. It compiled cleanly but if i
start
On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 18:05 +0200, Makavy, Erez (Erez) wrote:
> 1) How do I decide which mib2c to use?
You read the FAQ entry:
Which mib2c configuration file should I use?
:-)
> 2) Is there a tutorial explaining how exactly the Agent handler
> mechanism works?
Not as such.
The best descri
Hopefully I can make this a simple question. Is it possible to use
an include in an snmpd.conf so that we can call a common file to read in for
things like disk and process monitoring. Here is an example for disk
monitoring:
Current snmpd.conf snippet:
disk / 10%
disk /home 30%
How
Hey,
1) How do I decide
which mib2c to use?
[I got to
learn them all and see which one fits. Is there a tutorial for
this, or should I run each of them and read the code
comments?]
2) Is there a
tutorial explaining how exactly the Agent handler mechanism
works?
Thanks,
Erez.
On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 15:36 +0200, Makavy, Erez (Erez) wrote:
> 1) How can I dynamically configure trap sinks?
> - is there a MIB for this?)
Yes.
Or rather two MIBs:
SNMP-TARGET-MIB specifies *where* to send notifications
and the version & settings to use
SNMP-NOTIFICATION-MIB
Hi,1) How can I
dynamically configure trap sinks? (while the agent is
running) - reparsing snmpd.conf file?
- access the
configured list with internal API?
- is there a MIB
for this?)2) What is a trapsess token in snmpd.conf? (the trapsess mentioned in this
diagram)
Also you could compile dinamically, i get for mpc855 this footprint:
40 KB for snmpdOn 12/21/05, Zheng LQ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello all,I want to port NET-SNMP 5.2 to embedded Linux based on MPC850, and I foundthatthe size of binary files compiled is so large, especially the library filesint
On Wed, 2005-12-21 at 15:57 +0800, Zheng LQ wrote:
> anyone can tell me how to reduce the size of net-snmp package?
Please see the FAQ entry:
How can I reduce the memory footprint?
Dave
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> I want to port NET-SNMP 5.2 to embedded Linux based on
> MPC850, and I found
> that
> the size of binary files compiled is so large, especially the
> library files
> in
> the directory of bin. The storage space of flash in my
> embedded Linux,
> however,
> is only 8MB, anyone can tell m
Hello all,
I want to port NET-SNMP 5.2 to embedded Linux based on MPC850, and I found
that
the size of binary files compiled is so large, especially the library files
in
the directory of bin. The storage space of flash in my embedded Linux,
however,
is only 8MB, anyone can tell me how to r
Hi All,
I am facing some problems with snmptrapd performance.
Traps get dropped when large numbers sent in a short period of time.
there appears to be some limitation in the number of trap snmptrapd can
deal with. If I simulate our application in generating large
number(1000) of traps in a
When I start snmpd on my target board (ML401), i get the following
error. Is this message related to net-snmp? Should i be posting this
message to the uclinux-dev mailing list. Here is the error
# snmpd
Allocation of length 1504201 from process 92 failed
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