Hello guys!
Is it possible to have the value of the community string containing spaces?
I am used to using the default community value which is 'public' but I just
recently found out that it can be set into something different other than
the 'public' string. But, I am having problem with querying(
Hello Irvs,
You could try enclosing the community name in quotes " " . That should work
-Tarun
On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 8:30 AM, Irvs wrote:
> Hello guys!
>
> Is it possible to have the value of the community string containing spaces?
> I am used to using the default community value which is 'pu
Thanks Tarun.
I can't seem to make it work, executing this command [snmpget -v2c -c
"sample community" 10.10.10.9 enterprises] does not give me the right return
value.
Do you guys have an idea where in the source code can I find the part where
it reads the community name value for evaluation?
Th
2010/1/7 Irvs :
> I can't seem to make it work, executing this command [snmpget -v2c -c
> "sample community" 10.10.10.9 enterprises] does not give me the right return
> value.
Well, no - it won't.
'enterprises' is the *root* of a tree of information,
but there's nothing associated with this object
Thanks Dave.
I am sorry, the command I provided wasn't correct. It should work if I use
the snmpwalk command instead of the snmpget or completed the OID string
witht eh snmpget.
With the current version I am using which is 5.0.8(from the FAQ file) I
noticed a very weird behavior. I can successful
2010/1/7 Irvs :
> With the current version I am using which is 5.0.8
Argg!!
That is a *very* *very* old version.
It's not even the most up-to-date release on the 5.0.x line,
which has been closed for development for several years.
I'm pretty sure that spaces in community names are
only suppor
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2010/1/1
Thanks Dave.
Fair enough.
> But be aware that by running with such an obsolete version
> of the software, you are missing out on a *lot* of fixes
> (including a number of security-related issues).
>
> You should think about planning an upgrade to something
> a little newer when you have the time.
2010/1/12 Irvs :
> Unfortunately, the version we are using now does not have the vacm_conf.[ch]
> files yet.
Then look for the equivalent code in vacm_vars.c
The same patch should be applicable there.
Dave
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Dave,
I finally got the fix suited for our system.
First, I made sure to make the community name be enclosed inside a single
quote when it is written on the snmpd.conf file.
Then, when the security, group and access info are parsed, I avoided the use
of strtok() but instead made use of the copy_
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