> On 23/01/2008, Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > What is the *full* code of:
>> >- the module initialisation routine;
>> >- the getFirst hook routine;
>> >- the getNext hook routine
>> > ?
>> > Which line
> On 23/01/2008, Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > run a single "snmpgetnext -r 0 -t 6000 ..." query against this
>> agent,
>> > and single step through the routine until you hit this error.
>> >What does the structure pointed to b
> On 23/01/2008, Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Finally I am stuck in front of an error, Internal error in type
>> switching.
>> It occurs:
>>
>> snmp_set_var_value(pIndex, (u_char *)& lpDhcpEntry->index, sizeof(int));
>&g
I appreciate your help as always :-)
>> So I used the *dataContext to take the lpDhcpEntry pointer
>> and *loopContext to take the other one.
> But how is the iterator to know that's what you are doing?!
>
> You can't simply unilaterally decide to change the internal
> operation of a librar
Thanks for your detailed explainations.
>> getNextIpRangeContext(void ** loopContext,
>>void **dataContext,
>>netsnmp_variable_list * pIndex,
>>netsnmp_iterator_info *pIterInfo)
>> {
>>L
Hi Dave the implementation is not as straightforward as I expected. I
chose the data structure you proposed:
> Or you could hold the IP Range Table data for each DHCP pool as part
> of the DHCP settings data structure:
>
typedefstruct dhcpSetting {
>int index;
>char *name;
> I'm not sure what unsolved problem you refer to, but the chief reason for
> putting the augmented index first is to allow a walk of
> [table].[augmented index] to return all the rows which match the
> augmented row.
Understood. Thank you.
> If you really are doing a table of DHCP ranges, are yo
>Or you could hold the IP Range Table data for each DHCP pool as part
> of the DHCP settings data structure:
>...
I had this thought yesterday. Using the nested linked lists, there is no
need to synchronize the primary index value from one list to the other.
>dhcpSindex = *(pTableInfo->indexe
>>one for indexing itself, another one for referencing
>> the row number in the DHCP settings table.
>
> Note that these should occur in the opposite order.
> First the row number in the DHCP settings table,
> and *then* the distinguishing index for the IP Range
> table itself.
>
Thanks for th
> It's not a matter of which approach you prefer.
> The question is more, which approach matches the
> structure of your underlying data.
Agree.
> which implies that several rows in the IP range table
> relate to a single pool in the settings table.
> Is that correct?
>> > dhcpIPRangeEntry OBJEC
>You misunderstand. The indexes for the IP Range Table must match those
> of the DHCP Settings table, like so:
>
> [DHCP settings table]
> index poolName serverIp rowStatus
> 1 testPool a.a.a.a 1
> 2 testPool1 b.b.b.b 1
> 4
I wonder whether I explained my question clearly in last post. I meant:
If I use one index for two tables, is the index added in an incremental
way for each new row in any of those two tables(as shown in my following
example)?
For example:
The definition of rowStatus:
#define NOTEXIST 0
#de
Thanks for your answer. I prefer the first solution.
> If the two tables have the same indexing style (e.g. both indexed by
> a single integer), then define one table in the normal manner:
>
> dhcpSettingsEntry OBJECT-TYPE
> :
> INDEX { dhcpSettingsIndex }
> :
>
> and then define t
Hi,
If I have two tables, one of them references the other. For example, a
table that represents DHCP settings including configurations like DHCP
pool name, DHCP Server IP address and a DHCP client IP Range pool which
has client start IP addresses, end IP addresses...How do I define those
two tabl
Thanks Dave for being so helpful. I have got a working agent that can
respond to queries on both Scalars and Tables. I chose iterator helper
mainly because my data is stored externally. Then I realized I still need
to copy the table data into a linked list locally into the memory so that
the intera
Please disregard my first question...
>1. I defined the table and each entry in the MIB file. I know I can use
>snmpwalk to go through all entries in this table. But how to query data on
>a specific row for example the data, DHCP server address, in the second
>row, the second column.
I think the
Hi,
I have been reading examples code and questions from others about how to
implement tables but I still have some troubles. Thanks for helping me out
on any of them:
[Scenario]
My table data is some configurations for example a DHCP pool. It consists
of information like pool names, DHCP server
Everything seems to work now. My extension agent also works. It didn't
work yesterday because my init function name didn't comply with the
init_FILENAME rule. Thank you so much.
Cheers
/Pan
> On 21/12/2007, Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > OK.
> OK.
> Just to confirm - does
>"snmpgetnext -v 1 -c public localhost ip"
>
> still return a noSuchName error?
>
This one seems to work. It returns IP-MIB::ipForwarding.0 = INTEGER:
notForwarding(2)
and
snmpget -v 1 -c public localhost ipForwarding.0 also works (but not the
object ipForwardi
other service that is responding my request.
/Pan
> On 21/12/2007, Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> To start up the daemon I use:
>> /usr/local/sbin/snmpd -d -Le
>
> Can you please try using
>
> /usr/local/sbin/snmpd -f -Le
>
> instead.
>
--
noSuchName error (possiblly as you said my configuration is wrong)
3. when snmpget objects from my module. After receiving the snmpget
packets, the snmpd is terminated immediately(possibly something wrong with
my implementation)
Thanks for being so helpful.
/Pan
> On 20/12/2007, Xuan Pan <
correct (object values filed is
filled with the returned data).
/Pan
> On 20/12/2007, Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> ran snmpget -v1 -c public localhost ...
>
> That will definitely fail, since you haven't supplied
> an object to retrieve.
>
> What does
&g
Subject: Re: Q: how to create a simple agent deals with scalars
From:"Xuan Pan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:Thu, December 20, 2007 13:07
To: "Dave Shield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
---
hould write something in my initScalar() to switch from
one request mode to another in order to handle different requests
(set/get/get next...) and I didn't then how could snmpd tell which
operation it should execute when it receives a corresponding request?
/Pan
> On 20/12/2007, Xua
Hi,
I wrote an extension agent that deals with a single integer object defined
in my MIB file by referencing the sample of scalar_int.c
(http://www.net-snmp.org/dev/agent/scalar__int_8c-example.html)
The problem is I keep getting the error, "(noSuchName) There is no such
variable name in the MIB"
, Integer, Counters. Please correct me
if I am wrong) and two tables. Am I supposed to generate template code in
multiple times and mix them together into one .h file and one .c file?
/Pan
>>>>>> "XP" == Xuan Pan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> XP> The
Hi,
I am quite new to here as well as to the SNMP protocol. I am implementing
a snmp agent and I've spent some time reading the online tutuorial. A
question is I can understand this library has implemented useful helper
features like mib2c to generate template code when converting MIB files,
but i
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