> From: Alex Peeters [mailto:alex.peet...@citap.be]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2009 2:10 AM
> Now we used in the passed the community as an unique key to define a
> weblogic domein.
>
> We have for each weblogic domein an other unique Agent id.
>
> How can i get the agent id from my trap ?
> From: Remy Heuvink [mailto:remy.heuv...@am.nl]
> Sent: Monday, April 27, 2009 2:02 AM
> this is my snmptrapd.conf:
> =
> traphandle default /usr/bin/traptoemail -f i...@xxx.nl -s
> localhost r...@xxx.nl
> =
That's all
> On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 11:14:11 -0700, "conniech"
> said:
c> Is it true that engineID is a 22 digit hex string?
No, engineIDs can be variable in length depending on how they're
defined. At a minimum I think they're 5 octets (10 hex), and likely
much longer. And there is no one using a
Hi all,
Is it true that engineID is a 22 digit hex string?
Any particular format we should look for when we allow the user to input the
trapdest engineID?
Thanks
Connie
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> On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 17:48:45 +0200, "Alex Peeters"
> said:
AP> Do you have an example how to do this ?
Actually, it turns out it's already available in the embedded perl
support. If you have embedded perl working within your net-snmp
installation, then you should be able to read and
> On Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:02:17 +0300, Tanya Brudner
> said:
TB> I am attempting to write a subagent, and at the moment I'm a little
TB> confused about how to initiate my own coldStart/WarmStart traps.
You generally shouldn't do this. If you need to send a trap from your
subagent to ind
> On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 08:32:39 +0100, Dave Shield
> said:
>> We have a stub code which sends 10 requests using SNMPv3 to the target MFP.
>> 1. After sending 5 requests, Restart the MFP(snmp device) and wait for
>> MFP to reboot completely
>> 2. Then send the request again
>>
> On Wed, 29 Apr 2009 07:45:18 +0200, Alex Peeters
> said:
AP> If it's possible to get the engine ID from traphandle.
Right now traphandles don't pass any information into the called
program so it would be a bit hard to add.
It would be a lot easier to add it to the embedded perl suppo
CE> I have recently installed a fair amount of MIBs (from Cisco an 3com) on
CE> my snmptrapd server. There seems to be a fair amount of errors when
CE> loading MIBs. See end of email for a list.
You do have a lot of errors. Some of them are minor, some of them are
more major. Most of them loo
I found the discussion. It was regarding SNMP v2, not 3:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1605253&group_id=12694&atid=362694
Embedded Perl may be an option for the Engine ID:
http://search.cpan.org/~hardaker/NetSNMP-TrapReceiver-5.0301/TrapReceiver.pm
Alex
Alex Peete
Hi Dave,
Oke.
Now we used in the passed the community as an unique key to define a
weblogic domein.
We have for each weblogic domein an other unique Agent id.
How can i get the agent id from my trap ?
Other solution ?
-- Alex
Quoting Dave Shield :
> 2009/4/29 Alex Peeters :
>> Why is the
2009/4/29 Alex Peeters :
> Why is the community name not available with SNMPV3 traps.
Because it doesn't exist.
There is no community name in an SNMPv3 request
(be this trap, SET or GET*). It's simply not part of
the SNMPv3 administrative framework.
Dave
---
Why is the community name not available with SNMPV3 traps.
One may argue that you shouldn't be using security 'passwords' for
organizing your traps, but we allow it for SNMPV1/2. It's only for
receiving traps anyways.
Can i use the agent id from V3? If yes, how ?
Details:
SNMPv2
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With
Hi,
If it's possible to get the engine ID from traphandle.
-- Alex Peeters [zxr...@users.sourceforge.net]
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Hi Alex Peeters,
If it's possible to get the engine ID from traphandle, then we would be
able to add it to SNMPTT. Let's see what the response i
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2009/4/
2009/4/29 anand chandragandhi :
> I need to know the snmp engine id and engine boot and engine time of remote
> device
>
> How to discover that .
Send an SNMPv3 message, with null engine ID, boot and time values.
You will receive a REPORT packet back, which includes this missing information.
The
2009/4/28 Michel Peterson :
> Facts I know:
> - my script is chmoded +x
>- the read permissions are ok
What are the permissions on the file?
> - the directive is properly configured on snmpd.conf
What is the snmpd.conf configuration?
What command are you using to query the script?
Wha
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