Hi,
I have an agent device that will only be sending SNMP V3 traps to a management
system.
When I define the trap destination for the management system on the agent, do I
still need to define the user (security name) on the agent using the USM, or is
that only necessary on the management system
On Wed, Jun 11, 2014 at 8:10 AM, wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am usng net-snmp and I am developing mib browser in .Net framework
>
> How to distinguish whether an mib object is scalar or tabular?
>
> Is there any api function available in net-snmp for this?
>
> [In particular, when a user clicks on sysDes
Hi together,
I want to implement an trap receiver with the net-snmp library. The Program
should be written in c/c++.
I found in the Folder "Apps" the File "snmptrapd.c" (net-snmp library). But i
don't know how to implement an easy application with the functions in the
mentioned c-file. (snmptra
Hi Ganesh,
First of all, this question is off-topic for this mailing list since it
doesn't seem to concern net-snmp.
That said, if you look at any MIB module defining a table, you'll see some
differences between scalar and tabular (column) objects. A column object is
a child of an "entry" object
Hi,
I am usng net-snmp and I am developing mib browser in .Net framework
How
to distinguish whether an mib object is scalar or tabular?
Is there any api function
available in net-snmp for this?
[In particular, when a user clicks on� sysDescr
node of the the mib tree, it should add .0 at the e
