On 30 October 2011 21:20, shay naveh shayna...@gmail.com wrote:
2. /usr/sbin/snmpd -C -c /etc/snmp/snmpd.local.conf /tmp/test
$ snmpd -f -L -C -c $HOME/SNMP/snmpd-unix.conf /tmp/test
snmpget -r 1 -v 2c -c public /tmp/test some_oid - doesn't work
$ snmpgetnext -v 1 -c public /tmp/test
Hello,
we have a Juniper EX-4200 optical switch and it has some interesting
feature ;)
When we unplug SFP module, switch removes its OIDs from SNMP. When we
plug SFP module back, switch creates all its OIDs again, but with
different index (I mean the latest number in OID.).
For example: when
On 31 October 2011 12:53, Jan Markus markus@seznam.cz wrote:
Is there really such a way? For example something like:
snmpget ifInOctets.(of interface with ifDescr='ge-0/0/1')
This isn't something that the low-level tools (e.g snmpget)
can handle automatically. But you should be
we have a Juniper EX-4200 optical switch and it has some interesting
feature ;)
When we unplug SFP module, switch removes its OIDs from SNMP. When we
plug SFP module back, switch creates all its OIDs again, but with
different index (I mean the latest number in OID.).
Cisco routers have the
Hi,
I have an embedded board running Linux/net-snmp (TWR54418 from Freescale).
I am trying to get the agent going on the eval board and create an
application in C, to connect to the agent and return a value to a get/set
command from a mib bowser running on PC.
After reading several tutorials, I
