[sorry if this has been resolved already, but a search on the internet did
not yield an answer]
We are finding that rebooting or remounting disks on a Unix system renumbers
the SNMP OIDs.
Is this a known issue or something that has been fixed?
Thanks,
-vikas
Note that I am just doing an 'snmpget' and not using the net-snmp agent.
The remote network router/firewall is the one that is responding back to my
snmpget with a different src IP.
I do a: snmpget 1.1.1.1 oid
and the remote router sends a response back with its src IP of 1.1.1.2.
So the que
We have a situation where a network router/firewall with multiple IP
addresses and tunnel interfaces is responding to the SNMP query with a
different SRC address. i.e.
SNMP query sent to 1.1.1.1 (one of the ethernet interfaces)
Reply comes back from 1.1.1.2 (which is an addr on one of the tunnel
If you compiled openssl from the source, did it build the shared library? I
think to build the binary distributions (that are on the net-snmp site),
deleting the openssl shared library (temporarily) and compiling net-snmp
should link against the static openssl (and create a lot of happy users :)
I
As a general comment, this libcrypto.so thing has been pretty annoying.
If you download the openssl source and try to compile this library on
solaris, by default it does not build the shared lib. The compiled openssl
distributed from ibiblio does not provide the shared library. So I am still
not su
