On Fri, 3 Jun 2005 20:01:32 +0800 (CST) nauhiyux wrote:
NX> #./configure --prefix=/var/snmp      (I choose the default option) 

NX> You know,there is also a
NX> snmpd exist in /usr/sbin when I install the fedora core linux, 

Yes, and it is a bad idea to mix the two. If you really want to install your
own version from source, I strongly recommend that you configure with
'--disable-shared --enable-static' so that you don't end up with shared library
problems.

NX> #../bin/snmpwalk -c public -v1 XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX 1 it says timeout,and
NX> receive no message.(why? This is my question) 

That would almost certainly be access control, which is covered in the FAQ.

NX> Any more ,i find the port 199 is open,when i start the second snmpd agent. 
NX> but when i start the first snmpd agent,199 port is closed. 

That means that one was compiled with SMUX support, and the other was not.

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