> > It looks suspiciously as if it's trying to run as an
> > AgentX subagent - is that expected?
>
> Yes.
OK - Are you running an AgentX master agent?
If so - where is it listening for connections?
Dave
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> At first, the COPYING is written as follows;
> ---
> Various copyrights apply to this package, listed in 4 separate parts
> below.
> ---
> There is 5 separate parts.
Quite right - thanks for pointing it out.
I've tweaked the file to fix this.
> I attached the COPYING file if I redistribute w
>The "snmpvacm" help says that there is no equivalent to
> the one-shot configure directives for "rouser" and "rwuser".
>
> Can you let me know if there is any other alternative to this.
You'd need to set up the equivalent VACM settings manually:
- create a group containing the user
> What should I do to see all the MIB-2 tree? I did not modify snmpd.conf.
Modify snmpd.conf:-)
See the FAQ entry
I can see the system group, but nothing else. Why?
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> > Is the creation of this file necessary for the
> > configuration of the list of parameters that is
> > available and which can be viewed using 'snmpd -H'
>
> Don't think so, that kind of stuff should probably be in
> your snmpd.conf. Don't quote me...
No - you're quite correct.
The file 's
> I need to implement my own interfaces MIB (.1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2) in place
> of the one in agent/mibgroup/mibII/interfaces.c. Someone here suggested
> configuring with
>
> --without-mib-modules=mibII/interfaces.c
Almost.
Try
--without-mib-modules=mibII/interfaces
(i.e. without the '.c'
> > Almost.
> > Try
> > --without-mib-modules=mibII/interfaces
> >
> > (i.e. without the '.c' suffix)
>
> Thanks but I copied that line from your message to my command line and get:
>
>error: invalid package name: mib-modules=mibII/interfaces
Oops:
$ ./configure --help
> But I need to register a string. Searching the documentation I haven't
> found a function looking like netsnmp_register_string_instance and I
> coudn't find an example explaining how to register a string using the
> generic netsnmp_register_instance
Have a look at "netsnmp_register_watched
> The code appears to be ok, but the string isn't registered:
>
> $ snmpget -v2c -c public localhost 1.3.6.1.4.1.10.1.2
> SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.10.1.2 = No Such Instance currently exists at
> this OID
Is this the same OID that you gave in the
netsnmp_create_handler_registration() call?
R
Dave> Have a look at "netsnmp_register_watched_scalar"
Dave> Not only does this cope with string values as well as integer ones,
Dave> it also handles scalar objects correctly (which netsnmp_register_instance
Dave> doesn't - in particular requests for an invalid instance)
Robert> If I'm not mista
I have observed that net-snmp does not support snmpCommunityTable of RFC
> 3584(SNMP-COMMUNITY-MIB), though the data related to this is maintained
> in local memory.
> Is there any particular reason that this is not supported.
Because no-one has implemented this particular MIB.
The equivalent fu
> I'm writing a snmp agent & MIB for an embedded system. I would like to
> use the BIT STRING data type.
> But by searching the web for snmp tools I found only the net-snmp
> project which supports the BIT STRING.
I'm not surprised.
In fact, I don't think that we ought to support it either.
The
> I find that several of the MIBs I'm implementing provide the same or
> similar information in different groupings. Is there a way to tell snmpd,
> "When you get a request for .8.7.56.45.4, just return the value for
> .2.6.5.7.9"?
It's not really possible to get the agent to do this sort of
redi
> is there api in net-snmp which can used to check if the oid is between
> two oid's?
if (( snmp_oid_compare( target_oid, target_oid_len,
lowerB_oid, lowerB_oid_len) > 0 ) &&
( snmp_oid_compare( target_oid, target_oid_len,
upperB_oid
Jyoti> Is it possible to reboot a pc using snmp?
Jyoti> Which MIB to use for this purpose?
David> You could implement a private MIB to execute shutdown command
David> when a set is performed.
As David implies, there isn't a standard MIB to do this.
You'd have to implement it via a private MIB o
> However, when queried from manager, the agent returns the . separated
> IPAddress.
No - the agent returns a four-octet binary string (ratehr than an
unsigned long). It's the client that *displays* this as a dotted-quad.
Given the varbind ('vb') that's returned, the code is basically:
prin
> Let me try to strain this analogy to the braking point:
> if I went to a party where you and some of your friends were hanging out,
> I might ask one of them, "Can you tell me where William Buckley is?"
> and they might say, "Bill is over there."
Actually, if I can correct that analogy slightly
> Let's try a slightly more confusing analogy:
> Bill has cable, Dave has satellite, and Bob has an antenna.
>
> Each tunes-in to Are You Being Served? But:
> Bill's on channel 4, Dave's on 57, and Bob's on 17.
That's a somewhat misleading example.
(Quite apart from the fact that I've got F
>> So if you flip between channels 29 and 30 (say) you may well see
>> exactly the same
>> But there's only one videotape playing for both channels.
>
> Actually channel 30 and 29 do not share the video tape. From the
> code you see OID channel 30 always returns the data behind bobc.
No - t
Wes> you can override the cflags by setting the CFLAGS environment variable
Wes> before running configure, or via the --with-cflags="" flag.
Chris> But that won't run strip, will it?
No, but it'll turn off debugging, which was one of the things you
were asking about.
There isn't any mention of
SK> can i assume that the snmpd will grab the hostname of
SK> the device during the daemon started, and remains
SK> returning that value to incoming request?
Wes> the sysName object should return the current hostname right then (IE,
Wes> if you change it then the agent should report the changed
> What does the count mean on the return from select in
> agent_check_and_process?
$ man select
RETURN VALUE
On success, select and pselect return the number of descriptors
contained in the descriptor sets, which may be zero if the timeout
expires before anything
> I already thougth about this possibility .
> The error above ("wrongLength") appeared with the following code:
> netsnmp_watcher_info *winfo = netsnmp_create_watcher_info(
> notificationEmail,
> strlen(notificationEmail),
> ASN_OCTET_STR,
>
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> So then the return value is then pretty useless if I wanted to make some
> sense of what is causing the select to return.
It basically tells you whether there's anything waiting to be read or not.
Treat it as a true/false value, rather than a meaningful integer.
> So right now if we get a no
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I've found that I can get any ONE value (the first I request) back by
> reordering how I add variables to the PDU. By putting snmp_log() calls in my
> MIB handling code, I find that snmpd asks my MIB code for all the values that
> my client asks snmpd for.
It's proba
> In that case can i suggest that the daemon to get the
> sysname (and other changable system value too)
> whenever there is a request to it?
Unfortunately, it isn't quite that simple.
Remember that this object is writeable via SNMP
so can be given a new value using a SET command.
It's also poss
> I'm using the net-snmp package from Fedora Core 2
> and after searching the MIBS I've found this oid: .1.3.6.1.2.1.25.8
> (hrSensor from the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB.txt mib).
Well, first of all you should realise that 'hrSensor' is *not*
a valid part of the HOST-RESOURCES-MIB. Thi
> Dose the net-snmp and ucd-snmp have source code that I can
> development them on the windows OS? Thanks a lot!!
Yes.
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>I can run all commands from my local machine, but from remote machine,
> the port 161 is not discoverable. I know, this is more of linux (xinetd)
> mgmt. question - was wondering, if anyone knew, what I need to anable to
> allow others to be able to access this port?
>From the FAQ:
Request
> I'm starting snmpd daemon, then creating a new row in the dlmod table:
>
> # /usr/bin/snmpset UCD-DLMOD-MIB::dlmodStatus.1 i create
> UCD-DLMOD-MIB::dlmodStatus.1 = INTEGER: create(6)
>
> But, record in table is not created:
My experience is that the dlmodTable is incredibly fussy about
> Is there a mechanism in net-snmp by which the sub-agent can
> send such trap information to the master so that a trap could be generated.
Just use the standard 'send_easy_trap' or 'send_v2trap' API calls.
The main agent driving code will work out whether this is an AgentX
subagent
> However, every var in the response has a type of 128 and the values are
> all null. I know that the values I'm trying to retrieve are handled by
> an subagent that isn't running so I expect a failure but why is that
> failure indicated by weird types and null values rather than a failed
> stat
> Is there anyway that the data can be sent back as char* and not as
> u_char *.
What difference will it make?
The contextEngineId field is an octet string, so the data should
be the same either way. In fact, this *should* be u_char rather
than (signed) char, since that's what character values a
[Sorry for the delay in following up on this - I've just
stumbled across it, and noticed the cause of the problem]
> > What does "grep OID include/net-snmp/net-snmp-config.h" return?
> >
>
> #define ENTERPRISE_OID .1.3.6.1.4.1.18293
> #define UCDAVIS_OID 2021
>
> Where ENTER
> if I send
> down the u_char * contextEngineId in the second request, it will be
> converted to u_char* again - which will not be the same as the
> contextEngineId that I want to send
Why not?
The octet values are the same in both cases, su
> What are all the patches for FreeBSD 5.2.x ? Is there a place/link that
> contains all the patches available for FreeBSD 5.2.x ?
If you can wait until Friday, the plan is to produce a '5.1.2.pre2'
pre-release source tarball, which will include all of the patches
that we have so far. It would b
> My client is interacting with the snmpd process which needs to get all
> of these values from my subagent. Starting snmpd with -Dagentx shows
> each variable being handled in the agentx protocol and putting snmp_log()
> calls in my MIB implementation shows that each value is retrieved by the
>
> Hmmm, it seems that mib2c is very naughty and silently ignores options
> that it does not understand, which includes -M
It looks as if the main CVS branch has rather more robust argument
parsing code, which *does* report on unrecognised options.
Is it worth applying this approach to the 5.1.2 c
[Sorry for the delay in following up on this.
If you've managed to get this working, or
have given up completely, please ignore this]
> > Is it getting compiled?
> > (see if there is an 'air_snmp_ping.o' file)
>
> Yes, and linked to the agent.
Good start.
> > Is the initialis
> The [snmpd.conf] file is correctly created at the current directory
> which I was working when I run snmpconf (/root)
Have you then installed this file to the final destination?
Typically either '/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf' or '/usr/local/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf'
(depending on how the agent was compile
> > Have you then installed this file to the final destination?
> >
> > Typically either '/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf' or
> >'/usr/local/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf'
> > (depending on how the agent was compiled)
>
> Doesn't that usually go in /usr/local/share/snmp?
$ man snmpd.conf
NA
> In the example notification.c, the definition of the trap is included
> at NET-SNMP-EXAMPLES-MIB:
>
> netSnmpExampleNotification OBJECT-TYPE
> SYNTAX SnmpAdminString
> MAX-ACCESS accessible-for-notify
Actually that definition is wrong.
This is the definition of a MIB *object* (su
>I have a table which has got 2 indices and the following is the scenario:
>
>oid of table: x
>oid of tableEntry: x.1
>It has 6 columns (assume names A, B, C, D, E, F) with oid extensions
>as 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 with A and B as the indices.
What type of values are 'A' and 'B'
DFP> In the example notification.c, the definition of the trap is included
DFP> at NET-SNMP-EXAMPLES-MIB:
DFP>
DFP> netSnmpExampleNotification OBJECT-TYPE
DFP> SYNTAX SnmpAdminString
DFP> MAX-ACCESS accessible-for-notify
DTS> Actually that definition is wrong.
DTS> This is the defin
> Is there a common, typical, or expected organization of the objects
> in an enterprise MIB?
As a third example, the overall framework I set out for the Net-SNMP
subtree is basically defined in NET-SNMP-MIB. This lays out
separate subtrees for:
- real management objects (NET-SNMP
> output of the script and executable
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# /tmp/a/lbclient
> .1.3.6.1.4.1.96.255.1.0
> integer
> 32
>
> [root@ root]# /tmp/a/test.sh
> .1.3.6.1.4.1.96.255.2.0
> integer
> 50
But that's not quite how these two commands will actually be invoked.
What happens if you tr
Dave> It looks as if the main CVS branch has rather more robust argument
Dave> parsing code, which *does* report on unrecognised options.
Dave> Is it worth applying this approach to the 5.1.2 code as well,
Dave> or would this count as a "new feature" ?
Wes> Though I agree it's a bug, its on the b
> My list is ordered, but there seems no way for the iterator to
> use this information.
Note that with 5.1 and above, you can indicate this when registering
the table initially, and the iterator will cut short the searching
appropriately.
Try
netsnmp_iterator_info *iinfo =
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paid employment must take priority.
Asking the same question three times in less
than three hours is somewhat
> I download the package, unzip and un-tar on Freebsd 5.2.x release. Here
> are some of the errors I am still getting when running "configure"
> command.
The output you list is actually a series of warnings, rather than
actual errors. Does the configure script run to completion, or
does it fail
> Anyone, let me know , whether Counter64 variables has been supported
> in net-snmp 5.1.1 release?
Yes.
Counter64 variables have been supported since approx. v3.4
The main thing to note is that you should use "struct counter64"
to hold such values, rather than a 64-bit integer variable,
and dec
> I'm getting these errors while doing make of the net-SNMP:-
>
> undefined reference to `EVP_DigestInit'
> undefined reference to `EVP_DigestFinal'
> undefined reference to `EVP_md5'
> undefined reference to `HMAC'
> undefined reference to `EVP_sha1'
> undefined reference to `des_cbc_encr
> in RH9, under the net-snmp-5.1.1 directory
>
> ... while execute make command, error occured. the
> error info is:
>
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lelf
> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
Try installing the RPM 'elfutils-libelf-0.76-3.i386.rpm'
(on the first RH9 CD). That includes the
> Somebody can help me about how to find documentation regarding
> SNMPv3 support by UCD-SNMP agent?
Have you read
README.snmpv3
and the man pages 'snmpd.conf(5)' and 'snmpcmd(1)' ?
Dave
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> I would like to populate snmpNotifyTable(RFC 3014) though the
> configuration file(snmd.conf). I did not find any directive that has to
> be added to this snmpd.conf
Try "trapsink" or "trap2sink"
Dave
> in the /usr/lib there are two files begin with libelf, their name are
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# cd /usr/lib
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] lib]# ls libelf*
> libelf-0.76.so libelf.so.1
Try 'ls -l libelf*'
You'll see that libelf.so.1 is actually a symbolic link to libelf.so
As Robert said, what's missin
> I wanted to use mib2c and saw that installing of perl module is
> necessary .
> I am using ucd-snmp-4.2.2 ( though wanted to use ucd-snmp-4.2.1 could
> not find it for download ) .
Both of these releases are fairly old now.
The most recent version of the 4.2.x line is 4.2.6
If you're not in a
> However, I noticed that MAC (physical) addresses
> (OID .1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.6.2, etc) were NOT retrieved by
> the tool.
It would be a lot easier to advise you as to the cause
of this problem if you'd included some indication as to
what you'd actually tried.
It might be that you're asking for
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> Here are more details:
> If I will run `snmpwalk` from my Linux machine, I can definitely
> see the line:
>
> "RFC1213-MIB::ifPhysAddress.2 = Hex-STRING: 00 90 73 00 02 F5"
Is that the same box as the agent is running on, or a different one?
It's worth checking you can see things from a "remote
> I have done what the FAQ told me which is same as that Robert said. but
> make action doest work yet.
OK - what does
ls -l /usr/lib/libelf*
show?
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> # ls -l /usr/lib/libelf*
> -rwxr-xr-x . /usr/lib/libelf-0.76.so
> lrwxrwxrwx . /usr/lib/libelf.o -> libelf.so.1
> lrwxrwxrwx . /usr/lib/libelf.so.1 -> libelf-0.76.so
There's the problem then.
You still don't have a shared library "libelf.so"
You've got what looks like an
> When I try to query the agent on entries specified in
> HOST-RESOURCE-MIB, I got the following inconsistent results:
>
> If I query for 1.3.6.1.2.1.25.1.1 (hrSystemUpTime), the agent returns
> the right result.
> If I query for anything else defined in the MIB, I got noSuchName res
> The differences I observe are:
>1. The libnetsnmp... files I build are significantly bigger than the
> corresponding files from the RPM installation
That's probably because:
$ file /usr/lib/libnetsnmp.so.5.0.9
/usr/lib/libnetsnmp.so.5.0.9: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object,
Inte
> thank u too, I have posted another message,
Yes - you've posted six copies of the damn thing.
Bombarding the list like this is *NOT* the most
sensible way to ask for assistance!
> when I make test, almost all failed. why?
> 41:testing 1st CPU on Solaris using HOST-RESOURCES...SKIPPED
> 42:tes
> send_easy_trap(SNMP_TRAP_ENTERPRISESPECIFIC, 1);
> but my subagent mean :
> send_trap: Unknown PDU type
Which version of the Net-SNMP suite are you using?
There was a problem with sending traps from subagents,
but the most recent releases (5.0.9, and 5.1.1)
should both work correctly.
Dave
> ./configure --with-default-snmp-version="3" \
> --with-openssl="/usr/bin/libssl.so.9.6"\
> --with-security-modules="usm"
That doesn't look right.
$ ./configure --help | grep openssl
--with-openssl=PATH Look for openssl in PATH/l
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>
>If I am to call netsnmp_create_handler_registration for a scalar of type
> DisplayString, what is the instance handler that this scalar should be
> registered with?
If you're registering a scalar object, then use
netsnmp_register_scalaer()
rather than
netsnm
> if net-snmp-5.1.1 has, then how to configure it to work as a SNMP proxy
> agents?
Have you actually tried looking at the documentation?
Like the man page for 'snmpd.conf' ?
There's a whole section there on "proxy".
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> When I was trying to run mib2, got the following error.
> What am I doing wrong?
> ERROR: You don't have the SNMP perl module installed.
Well this is just a guess, you understand, but one possibility
is that you haven't installed the SNMP perl module.
Given that 'mib2c' is written in per
> I am using ucd-snmp 4.2.6 in my computer. I created a new MIB module in order
> to cover my companies management needs. But although the module works perfect
> in my computer, I cannot make it work in any other machine.
Sounds like access control.
Can you see *anything* from the remote mach
> How do I use net-snmp to get the in-octets and out-octets
> from a Router ?
snmpwalk -v 1 -c public router ifInOctets
or snmpwalk -v 1 -c public router ifOutOctets
(or whatever the appropriate settings are for your router).
To monitor this over a period of time, and draw pret
> I try to compile net-snmp with QoS modules, but got errors when compiling
> the source.
> And I got the patch QoS modules from http://x-ray.prokon.cz/data/snmp/.
I suggest you contact the authors of that code.
They're more likely to know what the problem is,
and be in a position to fix it.
Al
> Dave,
>I tried using "netsnmp_register_scalar" for an INTEGER type scalar
> ... and it returned the error No such object instance exists.
>However, if I use netsnmp_register_instance with
> netsnmp_instance_int_handler in netsnmp_create_handler_registration,
> the same works fine.
D
> Does anyone know if net-snmp support table get row operation,
There's no SNMP operation specifically to get a row from a table.
If you know the index of the row that you're interested in,
you can use 'snmpget' to retrieve the individual objects that
may up this row:
snmpget myhos
> How to decrypt the passwd key of an a usmuser that had been encrypted
> if the application requires to do so...??
Nope - you can't do that.
SNMPv3 authentication doesn't work that way.
The password is used to generate a (localised) key which
is then used to generate a digital checksum for each
> $ net-snmp-config --compile-subagent example2 example2.c -I../../../mibgroup
>
> Can I do this using 2 folders (LAN and NMS) instead of only 1 folder
Yes, of course.
Just try listing all the various code files on the command line:
net-snmp-config --compile-subagent example2
> But what about header files?
They should match the names of the C files
(just with a different suffix, naturally!)
The main thing to be aware of is that any "init_xxx" routines
*must* be declared in a file called "xxx.h"
(i.e. the name of the files and the name of the init routine
should mat
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or inclination to offer private, unpaid, SNMP consultancy.
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and offer advice. T
> No it is not the access because I can get other information from the remote
> machine such as sysLocation,UpTime etc.
But can you see anything *outside* the system group?
What if you do:
snmpgetnext ip
for example?
See the FAQ entry:
I can see the system group, but nothi
> Sorry that I went on your nerve again:
No - you haven't annoyed me.
The only reason I responded on the -coders list was that
Robert's response was misleading in terms of the question
that you'd asked.
Since these messages are archived, I'm reluctant to let
inaccurate replies go unchallenged, i
>However, I still need to specify the name of the instance handler in
> netsnmp_create_handler_registration. So, I did not quite get, how I can do
> *without* specifying the "netsnmp_scalar_helper_handler" by name in
> netsnmp_create_handler_registration.
>
>Also, if I specify the netsnmp
>The following is the snippet where all the ***actions*** are:
>my_handler[i] =
> netsnmp_create_handler_registration(
> //"apFrameId", netsnmp_instance_int_handler,
> "apFrameId", netsnmp_scalar_helper_handler,
> apFrameId_oid, OID
> Is this the struct you mean:
>
> struct variable_list {}
Yes - that's the one.
> last question about the
> varbind list , can you give an example
> how such a varbind list looks like ?
Try running
mib2c -c mib2c.notify.conf SIP-SER-MIB::sipserMaxUsersTrap
That should generate
Niels> This should be --with-mibs=...:FOURD-MIB" (the name from the
Niels> DEFINITION clause).
Steve> Ok, now I'm even more confused. Here's what the relevant line from
Steve> my config shell looks like :
Steve> --with-mib-modules="fourD mibII host ieee802dot11"
You're confusing two separat
> I still have the problem with my mib file. Although it works perfect in my
> machine I cannot make it work in any other device that I copy the files.
Which file(s) have you copied across?
Did these other systems have a version of the Net-SNMP agent installed
previously?
> Furthemore, I am usi
> how to implements an mib? whether to use the database or customize record
> to make a virtual storage ?
It's totally up to you.
The Net-SNMP agent toolkit provides the framework for implementing
a MIB - it doesn't try to dictate how the underlying data is stored.
You can pull it from a databas
> 5.1.1
> hrStorageEntry.hrStorageDescr.2 = STRING: Real Memory
> hrStorageEntry.hrStorageDescr.3 = STRING: Swap Space
>
> 5.0.9
> hrStorageEntry.hrStorageDescr.101 = STRING: Real Memory
> hrStorageEntry.hrStorageDescr.102 = STRING: Swap Space
Yes - that's correct.
The old arrangement put an ar
> Iam using ucd-snmp-4.2.6 . When I do a 'make' in the agent directory I
> get the following error message -
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lelf
Yes - recent versions of RedHat don't seem to include the
"version-independent" softlink for libelf.so
(or at least, only in a relatively obscure develo
> I encountered the "broken pipe" error during my tests.
> the snmptrapd.conf file only contains the line "traphandle default /bin/pwd"
A couple of quick tests seem to indicate that this error is being
generated because /bin/pwd doesn't actually read from standard input
(and may well close it comp
Mike> The community name you are using for the read only and read write
Mike> access should be different in order to be able to use the snmpset
Mike> command.
That's a slight simplification, but does touch on the heart of the problem.
In particular, you're mixing two different styles of access co
> I'm using version 5.1.1 and get message
> "Timeout: No response from localhost". What should I do?
Read the FAQ?
In particular:
Requests always seem to timeout, and don't give me
anything back. Why?
and
How do I configure access control?
Dave
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> Then edit /var/net-snmp/snmpd.log to contain a line of the format :
[That's 'snmpd.conf' presumably?]
> createUser username MD5 "authentication_password" DES "encryption_password"
> Note that this line will "disappear" when the daemon starts,
But it ought to be replaced with an equivalent "u
> We try to make a snmp agent (Perl).
You might like to take a look at the 'NetSNMP::agent' module,
which does exactly this.
> OS: Sun/ Language: Perl/Net::SNMP 5.1.1
Please note that the Net::SNMP perl module has nothing to
do with the Net-SNMP project. If you need assistance with
that, you
> I'm trying to gather statistics for my ethernet card's virtual interfaces.
> From what I understand this is not possible as stastics are only generated
> for physical interfaces (an snmpwalk only shows eth0 and not eth0:1).
That's correct.
In particular, "cat /proc/net/dev" only shows eth0 and
> What is the API that I need to use to de-register the MIBs that were
> registered with the Agent
Try netsnmp_unregister_handler
There aren't any helper-specific unregistration APIs that I'm aware of.
That shouldn't result in a memory leak, but this probably hasn't
received a great deal of
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