Dave, all,
>> If there is no such option, I'd also deactivate statistics for all
>> interfaces. I already tried -I -interfaces, but it's still possible to
>> retrieve the list of interfaces.
>
> Depending on what O/S (and version) you are using,
> it might be necessary to disable the interface ta
2010/1/13 chris :
> However, I am not interested in statistics on the given interface and
> all its aliases. Is there an option to exclude/disable this interface
> and it aliases from SNMP data?
No - you'd probably need to tweak the code directly.
> If there is no such option, I'd also deactivat
Dear list,
I've got a network configuration where I am forced to create thousands
of network interface aliases. If I create too many of them, snmpd is
consuming most of the system's CPU usage. My guess is that it tries to
iterate over all existing system interfaces (including aliases), which
is an
