Hi ALL,
I have doubt related to SNMPGET .while responding to SNMPGET query is it
expected that SNMP agent during forming response PDU will follow the
same order for varbind in which it received the varvind ?
For example .if agent has received the Varbind in the following order
1)Atr1
On 30/07/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
is it expected that SNMP agent during forming response PDU
will follow the same order for varbind in which it received the varvind ?
Yes
For example .if agent has received the Varbind in the following order
1)Atr1 2)atr2 3)atr3
Hi Dev,
Thanks for your response. But I want to have little more clear
understanding. Suppose all the three varbinds are part of same request
PDU then is it also expected that response PDU will have the same order?
Regards,
Somanath
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On 30/07/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Suppose all the three varbinds are part of same request
PDU then is it also expected that response PDU will have the same order?
Yes
This is required.
The varbinds in the response PDU *must* match the order from the
original request.
Hi Dave,
Could you please tell me which RFC describe this?
Regards,
Somanath
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To: Somenath Pal (WT01 - TES-Access Networks)
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Hi @all
How can we force to use PDU 1 or 2 ?
The Subagent sends no Data to the Agent (SNMPD), while the Agent (SNMPD) not
initalisation the subagent :-(
Log Entrys:
snmpd: send_trap: Cannot send V1 PDU on V2 session
snmpd: send_trap: Cannot send V1 PDU on V2 session
snmpd: send_trap: Cannot
Hello,
I would like to know how to mix traps reception and polling requests in
a monitoring program. I think I need to check some timestamps in both
messages to know which one was sent last, otherwise my program may flicker.
José
On 30/07/07, Mateus Interciso [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But I also want it to execute the command /bin/sh /tmp/trapTst.sh
On the host that is running the trap receiver.
OK - what is the trap PDU that should trigger this command?
Dave
Hi,
I'm using net snmp api to exec some request on localhost and to give the
response to another piece of software. My problem is that i use
snmp_synch_response to send my request and i catch it in a response pdu,
after i read the variables list to comput the result. But i find no way to
On 30/07/07, Javier Santiago [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When snmpwalk is executed for localhost, proper response is received. But,
if executed for a host's public IP, Times out always.
That sounds like either access control, or firewall settings.
What is in your snmpd.conf file?
What is in the
Hi all!
I've used SNMP_PARSE_OID in order to get OID from object name.
I report what i've done:
** DECLARATIONS OF USED VARIABLES **
oid name
[MAX_OID_LEN];
u_int name_length = OID_LENGTH(name);
char *names;
**
** IN MAIN PROGRAM **
if
On 30/07/07, Javier Santiago de la Peña [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tested. Did not work, also.
I can't query using IP, just localhost or 127.0.0.1.
If you've removed the entry
com2sec local 127.0.0.1/32public
and the agent still responds to localhost requests,
then I'd suspect
Hi Dave,
Sorry, maybe I did not explain it properly..
I removed the 127.0.0.1 entry and yes, it did not provide any response...but
public IP also timed out.
So I have activated the 127.0.0.1 entry again
(of course, I restarted snmp every time I made a modification).
Regards,
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On 30/07/07, Javier Santiago de la Peña [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I know which file is snmpd reading to apply configuration?.
Run
snmpd -Dread_config
That will display the file(s) that are being loaded, and the directives
as they are read in.
Dave
Hi Dave,
Hum...
I have looked for another snmpd.conf file and the only one is at
/var/lib/snmpd.conf, and is a persistent file.
How do I know which file is snmpd reading to apply configuration?.
regards,
Javier Santiago de la
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Hello:
Could someone please help me with this problem:
I am a newly hired SA. In order to monitor CPU usage with Solaris systems my
predecessor loaded Net-SNMPD 5.4 on systems here with multiple CPU's and then
moved on. The Networking group is using a Product called SolarWinds to monitor
Hi All,
I have a mib variable which has range (0..130). I can set the variable to
anything from 1 to 130 (including 1 and 130). But when I was trying to set
the variable to 0, I got an error like:
Error in packet.
Reason: wrongValue (The set value is illegal or unsupported in some way)
Could
On 30/07/07, George Li [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a mib variable which has range (0..130). I can set the variable to
anything from 1 to 130 (including 1 and 130). But when I was trying to set
the variable to 0, I got an error like:
Error in packet.
Reason: wrongValue (The set value is
I've seen one other post on here regarding this. I have compiled and installed
version 5.4 of the net-snmp package on a Solaris 9/SPARC system. Here are the
options used to when running the configure script:
--with-perl-modules=no \
--disable-embedded-perl \
--disable-shared \
Thanks Dave!
-George
On 7/30/07, Dave Shield [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 30/07/07, George Li [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a mib variable which has range (0..130). I can set the variable
to
anything from 1 to 130 (including 1 and 130). But when I was trying to
set
the variable to 0,
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