Phil Smith III wrote:
> We had a customer for whom net-snmp 5.2.2 was "broken" -- it would start, but
> as soon as anything tried to fetch the Host MIB, it would stop responding.
> After far too much hassle, we figured out that they had a busted cups
> install: any attempt to touch the sole def
Jaak,
Please, do NOT send large attachments to the
list. Provide a link to the material if it is relevant.
Pete
- Original Message -
From:
Jaak Dejonckheere
To: net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Tuesday, February 28, 2006 1:15
PM
Subject: FW: Down or
man snmpnetstat?
- Original Message -
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To:
Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 2:47 PM
Subject: What is the purpose of snmpnetstat executable
Hi All,
snmpnetstats executable is produced in app/snmpnetstats folder what
is the purpose of thei executable is ne
Suresh,
If one sends SNMPGet for a local machine i.e IP 127.0.0.1, is the
net-snmp code SNMPGet code optimized for not sending the request onto the
network and route the request from within the machine itself. The basic
idea
behind asking this question is that Does a SNMPGet sent to a localh
Is the mib2c config file format published anywhere,
Nope.
Possibly in the darker recesses of Wes' subconscious,
but certainly nowhere useful.
Try man mib2c.conf
Pete
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Thomas
Peter Martin wrote:
We've discussed this recently and don't think anyone has done it yet. But
we'd highly appreciate any work in this regard! Please go ahead and submit
your config when you're done, so that it can be considered for inclusion
in the distribution.
I am currently creating a number of embedded perl scripts for use with our
mibs, and am starting to feel the need for some help automating the coding,
especially after having re-arranged some of the objects. Mib2c is the
obvious choice for this. I've had a good search around, but I have not
f
Hi,
I am using the perl agent code and need to return some data of type
Counter64.
Using net-snmp-5.2 from several months ago, I was getting an error:
'Error building ASN.1 representation (build uint64 size 4 s/b 8).'
Hunting around I found that the code in agent.xs sends 4 byte integers to
