On 5 January 2013 13:21, Zheng, Wenjie (Barclay)
wrote:
> I try to use set_enginetime() by set the engineboots to a value stored in
> out side of agent.
I don't understand what you are trying to do here.
Is this call to 'set_enginetime' in the agent, or in the manager?
You shouldn't need to to
On 5 January 2013 12:14, Nuno Magalhães wrote:
> It seems that normal global functions are not called since I put snmp logs
> all over the global function and invoke it in the function handler and
> nothing gets logged.
> If I use the 'inline' keywork in the global function definition it gets
> lo
Dave
Thanks for your help!
> But when this process re-started, and there is another request comes in,
> SNMP agent will replies error:usmstatus not in timewindow.
That is correct - an SNMPv3 request will fail if the boot time/count
values in the
request don't match the agent's idea of the curr
Hi Dave,
It seems that normal global functions are not called since I put snmp
logs all over the global function and invoke it in the function handler
and nothing gets logged.
If I use the 'inline' keywork in the global function definition it gets
logged. As you're certainly more experienced in
On 2 January 2013 07:37, Adishesh M wrote:
> I want all the traps received to be logged to into my file only and
> not to syslog (/var/log/messages)
>
> How to avoid logging of traps in syslog.
I've done some quick testing, and the best way to achieve this seems
to be to specify the option-Lf
On 5 January 2013 09:05, Nuno Magalhães wrote:
> But why must it be declared as inline?
Why must what be declared inline?
What has that got to do with using global functions/variables?
> Is there any limitation in global variables and function calls?
> Otherwise the global function will return
On 5 January 2013 03:41, Zheng, Wenjie (Barclay)
wrote:
> But when this process re-started, and there is another request comes in,
> SNMP agent will replies error:usmstatus not in timewindow.
That is correct - an SNMPv3 request will fail if the boot time/count
values in the
request don't match t
Hi Dave,
But why must it be declared as inline?
Is there any limitation in global variables and function calls?
Otherwise the global function will return always 0 no matter what values
is returned.
Have you ever experienced the same?
Regards,
Nuno Magalhães.
Em 04-01-2013 21:44, Dave Shield esc
