yes sir! I was going on wrong way.
Thanks a lot sir for guidance
On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 12:06 AM, Dave Shield wrote:
> On 24 August 2011 19:54, devel tech wrote:
> > sir! i was trying to change in IP-MIB.txt file of net-snmp mibs.
>
> No!
> You should *NOT* edit or change the text of MIB files
On 24 August 2011 19:54, devel tech wrote:
> sir! i was trying to change in IP-MIB.txt file of net-snmp mibs.
No!
You should *NOT* edit or change the text of MIB files.
These are standard definitions, agreed by the networking community
as a whole. You cannot unilaterally decide to change how th
Thanks for reply sir!
sir! i was trying to change in IP-MIB.txt file of net-snmp mibs. i was
trying to read-write in IP-MIB.txt file to change IP address via SNMPset
command but that was not possible (I read your responses for the same issue
on mailing list)
and now i leave this task and now I am
On 24 August 2011 04:54, devel tech wrote:
> I installed snmpd on my PC and net-snmp tool. i am using Debian(Ubuntu 9.10)
> linux.
> I am able to read it but could not write because its Access is set to
> Read-only,
First thing - what exactly are you trying to do?
And what exactly are you looking
Hi all!
I installed snmpd on my PC and net-snmp tool. i am using Debian(Ubuntu 9.10)
linux.
I am able to read it but could not write because its Access is set to
Read-only,
as i searched and concluded that, no body can not change Standard/RFC MIB
files which located at /usr/shares/snmp/mibs path.
