> I just wish I knew if the agent is pulling a bogus statistic from
the
> platform (an embedded Linux From Scratch kernel), so I could narrow
this
> down.
This sure appears to be the case.
I was able to get more information about the underlying problem by
starting snmpd with the following d
Me:
> associated errors. So, I don't think they have anything to do with my
> internal monitor queries.
>
> This agent loads all the default MIBs, so could the problem be
> associated with background data fill? Any way to narrow this down?
Just for fun, I commented out EVERY line in my snm
> > No external SNMP queries
> > or walks are occurring in the background. I am running some DISMAN link
> > monitors with an associated internal V3
> Try disabling the two "monitor" lines.
> Do the error messages disappear?
Just commented the monitors out & restarted the (v5.5) agent. It sti
>> Which MIB object(s) are you querying when you get these error messages?
>
> The errors seem to spontaneously show up, and when they do they
> alternate forever (at about 15 sec intervals). No external SNMP queries
> or walks are occurring in the background. I am running some DISMAN link
> mon
Dave Shield:
> > snmpd[946]: c64 32 bit check failed
> > snmpd[946]: netsnmp_assert 1 == new_val->high failed int64.c:419
> > netsnmp_c64_check32_and_update()
> Which MIB object(s) are you querying when you get these error
messages?
The errors seem to spontaneously show up, and when they do th
Thanks for your response.
Actually it turned out to be the perl SNMP issue.
When we send the maxMsgSize as 5000, perl module SNMP.pm calculates the
Maxrepetitions as 5000*0.017 = 85
But when the agent responds with the 85 objects with total size more than 5000
bytes, perl rejects with the
On 22 June 2010 19:45, Ron Rader wrote:
> I'm getting some flak over error messages generated by the net-snmp
> agent (snmpd). I get the same errors on both v5.4.1 and v5.5 agents:
>
> snmpd[946]: c64 32 bit check failed
> snmpd[946]: netsnmp_assert 1 == new_val->high failed int64.c:419
> netsnm
