> From: Noesi, Manuel CIV SPAWARSYSCEN-ATLANTIC, 551N0
> [mailto:manuel.no...@navy.mil]
> Sent: Thursday, October 08, 2009 9:49 AM
> I started using snmpv3 for Windows. I am having this error when I am
> trying to get any of the information: sycontact, syslocation or
> sysservice, "unknown token"
Good morning!
I started using snmpv3 for Windows. I am having this error when I am trying to
get any of the information: sycontact, syslocation or sysservice, "unknown
token". The sys info is located in the c:\usr\etc\snmp\snmpd.conf file. It's
like snmpv3 does not recognize the variables.
tec
> I added this line in the snmpd.conf file, but know I am receiving the
> following reply when I am trying to make a get request:
>
> snmpget: Unsupported security level
What is the exact "snmpget" command you are using?
Dave
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This SF.N
You are right there was not a line createUser anywhere in the configuration
files.
I added this line in the snmpd.conf file, but know I am receiving the
following reply when I am trying to make a get request:
snmpget: Unsupported security level
On Monday 19 July 2004 12:52, Dave Shield wrote:
> and furthermore in snmpd.conf file I ahve configured the read-write and
> read-only access user to be : MyUserName.
You shouldn't have *both* of these with the same username.
Just choose one of them.
> The problem is that any time I am trying snmpget command I am receiving the
> following e
Hi all,
I am trying to use snmpget in version 3 of snmp.
I have configured the agent snmp.conf file as follows:
defContext none
defSecurityName MyUserName
defAuthPassphrase My demo password
defVersion 3
defAuthType MD5
defSecurityLevel authNoPriv
defprivpassphrase MyPassword
defprivtype DES
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