On 17/08/07, jeddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1. May I know the default timeout and retry count value of snmpget?

   $ man snmpcmd
    :
   -r retries
              Specifies the number of retries to be used in the requests.
              The default is 5.

       -t timeout
              Specifies the timeout in seconds between retries.
              The default is 1.

> 2. Does snmptrap also supports Retry and timeout?

Yes - see above.


> 3. Does Net-SNMP really do not check valid parameter values?
>    Ex: community name.

The community string is validated by the agent.
If it receives a request with an unknown community string, then
it discards the request.  It does *not* return an error response.

As far as the snmpget command is concerned, this looks like
a simple timeout, so it retries the request a few times, and then
gives up.   Which is what you are seeing.

Crazy, I know - but that's what the SNMP specs require.

Dave

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