Hi All,
I'm newer for using SNMP. I've a question in net-snmp about command snmpget
over ipv6 (Now my linux use net-snmp version 5.1.2). I tried to use snmpget
over IPv6 to get value from switch but I did not work ( I can ping to switch
over IPv6).
The following is my command to use snmpget
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i recently changed a few machines from slackware <=13.0 to 13.1 (32bit).
this implied an upgrade to net-snmp 5.5.
if the host concerned is in a non utc timezone (here: CEST), the di
Dear. Everyone!
The OS of my machine is "HP-UX 11.31 ia64 ".
When I tried "snmpwalk" for OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1 using HP snmpdm,
I could get the all results and very fast besides.
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#snmpdm
SNMP Researc
> The OS of my machine is "HP-UX 11.31 ia64 ".
> When I tried "snmpwalk" for OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1 using HP snmpdm,
> I could get the all results and very fast besides.
> But when I tried same job using net-snmp,
> I couldn't get the all results and very very slow.
> And I got the message "Tim
Hi,
I'm using a Windows XP SP3 and compiled net-snmp 5.4.3 using the build.bat. I
have visual studio 2008 installed in my machine.
Pasting below the compile options I have used for compiling the code:
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Net-SNMP build and install options
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> (Now my linux use net-snmp version 5.1.2).
That's an old version. My experience is exclusively with net-snmp v5.4.1 and
v5.5.
> The following is my command to use snmpget over IPv6:
snmpget -v 2c -c testcommu UDP6:'[FE80::21A:A2FF:FEFE:B0C0]' sysDescr.0
the result: Timeout: No Response from
On 19 August 2010 15:45, Ron Rader wrote:
> The following command (using net-snmp tools v5.5) allows me to query
> net-snmp agents (v5.5) to walk the MIB (using SNMPv3 and IPv6):
>
> snmpwalk -v 3 -n "" -u auser -l authNoPriv -a MD5 -A password
> udp6:[2003:a8::208] system
>
> However, the same
While I'm on the subject of weird MIB walk responses... I can't seem
to get V3 access using noAuthNoPriv users. This results in snmpwalk
authorizationErrors and authenticationFailure traps. Is this another
RTFM moment, like the previous "rocommunity6" configuration item?
Thanks,
Ron
Th
On 19 August 2010 17:39, Ron Rader wrote:
> While I'm on the subject of weird MIB walk responses... I can't seem
> to get V3 access using noAuthNoPriv users. This results in snmpwalk
> authorizationErrors and authenticationFailure traps. Is this another
> RTFM moment, like the previous "rocommu
Dave:
> What are the access control settings in your 'snmpd.conf' file?
> Remember that for community-based requests using IPv6
> you need to use "rocommunity6" rather than "rocommunity"
Ah HAH! Right you are, Dave! I had no clue about rocommunity6.
Added an rocommunity6 "public" line and
Dave:
> What access control settings are you using?
trapcommunity public
rocommunity "public"
trap2sink udp6:[2003:a8::129]:162
trap2sink 192.168.1.129
createUser noauser
rouser noauser
trapsess -v 3 -u noauser -l noAuthNoPriv udp6:[2003:a8::129]:162
createUser auser
rouser auser
trapsess -v 3 -u
On Thu, Aug 19, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Ravi Chandran wrote:
> *[ ... ]
>
> R6034*
>
> **
>
> *An application has made an attempt to load the C runtime library
> incorrectly.*
>
> *Please contact the application's support team for more information.*
>
This error message means that neither a manifest has
I'm happy to announce that we've begun the process for releasing the
next major version of Net-SNMP. Net-SNMP 5.6 will have a number of
important changes in it, which are outlined below. The following new
features are the ones we'd most like feedback and testing on:
* SNMP over TLS/DTLS Supp
On 19 August 2010 19:14, Ron Rader wrote:
> createUser auser
> rouser auser
> Hmmm... snmpwalk -v 3 using either "auser" or "puser" with the
> corresponding credentials works, but using "noauser" bombs through
> authorization Error (access denied to that object).
Please check the man page desc
Dave:
> Please check the man page description of the "rouser" directive.
Let's see:
"By default, this [rouser] will provide access to the full OID
tree for authenticated (including encrypted) SNMPv3 requests,
using the default context. An alternative minimum security
level can
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