Does your snmdp.conf use 'agentaddress udp:161' to set the listening port?
Having snmpd also listening on TCP 161 is mostly benign, but it looks like you
don't have the correct option set.
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Jim
- Original Message - Subject: SNMP is listening on the wrong
transport protocol
Have you tried ASN_COUNTER?
- Original Message - Subject: how can I handle a Counter32 MIB?
From: "Mostafa Salari"
Date: 8/25/15 9:59 am
To: net-snmp-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Hello,
In a subagent, when I want to update the value of an (for example) INTEGER mib,
I use the f
Andrew,Your oght to be seeing some errors from your command. Assuming that 192.168.3.45 is your management statation and CISCO-13000 is the device, that device name needs to be a resolvable name or an IP.For example:$ snmptrap -v1 -c 506 10.228.70.123 .1.3.6.1.4.1.3607.6.10.30 CISCO-13000 6 3540 15
Hi,I am attempting to integrate net-snmp with our HP hardware. I have loaded the cmaX module, and I am able to walk the Compaq MIB, but in at least one instance, there is a variable that returns "no such instance" when I try to read it via SNMP get, but it returns a value when I run an snmpwalk. I
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Is there a good way to determine that a HUP signal has been received from within a config handler?If I have created a config handler to dynamically assign indexes and I track the next available index with a variable, how can I tell that I shoudl reset my index variable within my config handler?Than
What is the best way to write an entire entry to table?I am trying to implement a writeable logMatch table so that I can dynamically create logMatch entries without having to edit config files. I have no trouble implementing writes to objects that already exist, but I am stuck on how to implement m
I see there is no MIB entry for tracking the last text matched by a log match entry.Has anyone ever added this? Is this on any road map?It would be incredibly useful when sending traps to send the entire line that matched to an NMS in order to extract fields from the match.
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