Hi,
I am running net-snmp 5.5 as a daemon with a subagent I've written using
mib2c (using the MFD framework for the tables). An snmpwalk works fine
until it gets to a table which has two numerical (Integer32) indices. At
which point it executes the code to fetch the data, and then abruptly
I'm using mib2c to create a net-snmp subagent that uses caches, and I
would like some of them to have timeouts of less than a second. Will I
have to make changes in the SNMP library code to do this, or is there an
easier way? (I notice there's a function snmp_alarm_register_hr that
seems to be
My code is running as a subagent(openhpi-subagent).
When I am running the subagent , I can see only the messages of
snmp_log(...).
Please let me know if there is any means so that I can observe the
DEBUGMSGTL messages of the subagent code.
I think you get to see these messages if you start
Hello,
I am trying to implement a subagent, making as much use as I can of
mib2c (and so far I've been trying to use the MFD framework).
The problem is that my MIB consists of groups of tables and scalars
which I want to share a small number of underlying caches.
The MFD framework makes it easy
Hello. I would appreciate some help getting started with building a subagent
using mib2c and MFD. I'm trying to build a simple example to handle a table. (I
did a scalar first, and that seemed worked fine, so this is the next step...)
I have net-snmp version 5.5.
I do:
mib2c -c
I have little or no expertise with the MfD framework,
but there is one glaring error in your example:
snmpget -v1 -c public localhost nsIETFWGChair1
A GET request must always include the instance subidentifiers
(i.e. the index to the table). A GET request on the bare MIB object
name
