Thanks for the reply. While I had compiled the 5.4 version, the text in
the example file still is as shown below...I assumed it applied to the
version I was running. =)
I have a sample snmpd.conf file in place and snmpd is running and
responding to some simple snmpget -v 2c -c public hostname
On 09/01/07, Wilson, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However, I do not
want to return entries if they have no value, so in this example, I won't
return statsname.4, but the walk will go onto the next category. I do this
by using code like this in the
On 10/01/07, Kurapati M-G19456 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Currently we are using NET-SNMP-5.2.2. We are planning to migrate to the
later versions of NET-SNMP. Is NET-SNMP-5.3.1 or NET-SNMP-5.4 is stable?
Either of these should be fine.
5.3.1 has been out for longer than 5.4, but I don't recall
Can anybody suggest a fast and efficient way to do discovery of hosts in the
network.
Thanks
Ankit
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On 10/01/07, Ankit Jalota [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can anybody suggest a fast and efficient way to do discovery of hosts in the
network.
Try querying the ARP table on either a central server that most systems will be
talking to (e.g. a fileserver). Or try querying the routing or
switching
Hello
use nmap for Linux or Windows:
http://insecure.org/nmap/
You should be able to detect OS version
http://insecure.org/nmap/man/man-os-detection.html
And also Opened network port on each systems
Regards
Ankit Jalota wrote:
Can anybody suggest a fast and efficient way to do discovery of
Thanks Dave, but
Use exactly the same test as above:
case STATSVALUE:
if ( strlen(tempPTR-Name) == 0 ) return NULL;
long_ret = tempPTR-Value;
return (unsigned char *) long_ret;
tempPTR-Name is not a string, it's an integer.
Is it safe to cast it?
On 10/01/07, Wilson, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Dave, but
Use exactly the same test as above:
case STATSVALUE:
if ( strlen(tempPTR-Name) == 0 ) return NULL;
long_ret = tempPTR-Value;
return (unsigned char *) long_ret;
tempPTR-Name is
Thanks, you are correct. The data structure is something like that, I
had another look at what I was doing and I had a bug, so it is working
correctly now.
Dave
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