Tanisha,
In that case when you installed the net-snmp v5.4.2.1 package, it would have
overridden the net-snmp v 5.0.9 executables. Now when you uninstall it, it
will uninstall net-snmp , and net-snmp v 5.0.9 that was earlier present,
would not be restored. So you will have to reinstall the net-snm
the source package was already installed
Regards
Tanisha
From: Upakul Barkakaty [upa...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 11:00 PM
To: Tanisha Kashyap
Cc: net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: Uninstall net-snmp 5.4.2.1
Installing the n
Installing the net-snmp v5.4.2.1 might have already overridden the net-snmp
v 5.0.9 installation, so you might need to reinstall the net-snmp v 5.0.9
package. Also an important point to know, would be whether the original v
5.0.9 was available as a source package or was already installed?
--
Reg
Is the Net-SNMP library designed in a way to "survive" a restart cycle of snmpd
daemon?
I am facing a problem when my AgentX subagent stops sending traps after the
snmpd daemon has been restarted. The subagent is a part of other program (log
server) so it is not desirable for it to require a re
2009/3/19 Tanisha Kashyap :
> I am currently working on Sunfire v245, solaris 10 machine. I had installed
> net-snmp v 5.4.2.1
How?
>From source, or using a ready-prepared binary distribution?
> However I need to go back to net-snmp v 5.0.9 that comes with the machine.
> For that I need to unin
Hi,
I am currently working on Sunfire v245, solaris 10 machine. I had installed
net-snmp v 5.4.2.1
However I need to go back to net-snmp v 5.0.9 that comes with the machine. For
that I need to uninstall the new version.
Please provide me pointers to do the same since the machine is a server and
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2009/3/1
Hello!
I have the case:
1. run snmpd (machine_A)
2. run subagent (machine_B): the agent successfully registered mibs, I can
get it with snmpwalk, for example.
3. force reset machine_B: just push reset button on the computer
- netstat shows the connection betweeen snmpd and my agent is
esta
Dear ALl,
i install net-snmp-5.4.2.1.tar
By ./configure --enable-as-needed –-disable-shared –-disable-embedded-perl
--without-kmem-usage --with-mib-modules=host
But when i run snmpwalk -v1 -cpublic 1x.x.x.x
I found error as below
HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::hrDiskStorageCapacity.32 = INTEGER: 75161600 K
2009/3/19 sanjaykumar :
> By default net-snmp agent will be "UP" based on "agent/mibgroup/mibII" ?
Which version of the agent? On what O/S?
I believe that releases 5.3.x (and before) would use the mibII/* modules
by default. But I have a strong suspicion that this changed with 5.4.x
(for sel
Thanks a lot Dave
One more clarification :
By default net-snmp agent will be "UP" based on "agent/mibgroup/mibII"
?
To support alternative one We need to exclusively call the "init"
function of respective MIB ???
( ip/ interface/ ip-forward/ ipv6/ tcp/ udp mib modules under "agent/mibgr
2009/3/19 sanjaykumar :
> Does it means "agent/mibgroup/mibII" module is with respect to RFC1213
> and
> ip/ interface/ ip-forward/ ipv6/ tcp/ udp mib modules under "agent/mibgroup"
> are according to
> respective rfc as listed here : http://www.net-snmp.org/docs/mibs/
Yes.
> If yes, does it req
Hi ALL,
I have some doubt regarding the mib support under "agent/mibgroup".
As under the "agent/mibgroup/mibII" there
are function to respective
ip/ interface/ ip-forward/ ipv6/ tcp/ udp mibs
Again there are different module respective to the above Mibs in
"agent/mibgrou
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