I tried binding to the IP address of eth0. The trap is sent but not from
my specified port:
tcpdump:
------------
14:56:52.983519 IP 135.64.102.110.32797 > 135.64.102.136.snmptrap: F=ar
U=usr1 [|snmp][|snmp]
14:57:11.876272 IP 135.64.102.110.32797 > 135.64.102.136.snmptrap: F=ar
U=usr1 [|snmp][|snmp]
14:57:43.656022 IP 135.64.102.110.32797 > 135.64.102.136.snmptrap: F=ar
U=usr1 [|snmp][|snmp]
14:57:49.571344 IP 135.64.102.110.32803 > 135.64.102.136.snmptrap: F=ar
U=usr1 [|snmp][|snmp]
14:57:49.696096 IP 135.64.102.110.32803 > 135.64.102.136.snmptrap: F=ar
U=usr1 [|snmp][|snmp]
14:57:58.590007 IP 135.64.102.110.32803 > 135.64.102.136.snmptrap: F=ar
U=usr1 [|snmp][|snmp]
snmpd logging:
---------------------
netsnmp_udp: recvfrom fd 6 got 39 bytes (from UDP:
[135.64.102.136]:1657)
Connection from UDP: [135.64.102.136]:1657
netsnmp_udp_getSecName: no com2sec entries
send_notifications: starting: pdu=94a2170, vars=0
target_sessions: looking for: inform
target_sessions: for: 0=inform
target_sessions: found one: inform
netsnmp_udp: open remote UDP: [135.64.102.136]:162:41472
netsnmp_sockaddr_in: addr 0xbfdb9db0, peername "135.64.102.110:6666"
netsnmp_sockaddr_in: port number suffix :6666
netsnmp_sockaddr_in: IP address
netsnmp_sockaddr_in: return { AF_INET, 135.64.102.110:6666 }
netsnmp_udp: Binded to client_socket
target_sessions: to: UDP: [135.64.102.136]:162
target_sessions: timeout: 1500 -> 1500000
target_sessions: setting SNMP_FLAG_DONT_PROB for snmp_add, and
EIDtarget_sessions: looking for: trap
target_sessions: for: 0=trap
send_notifications: sent 0 notifications
send_notifications: starting: pdu=94a2208, vars=94a24f0
target_sessions: looking for: inform
target_sessions: for: 0=inform
target_sessions: found one: inform
send_notifications: checking filters...
send_notifications: no matching profile
netsnmp_udp: send 168 bytes from 0x94a3870 to UDP: [135.64.102.136]:162
on fd 7
target_sessions: looking for: trap
target_sessions: for: 0=trap
send_notifications: sent 1 notifications
netsnmp_udp: recvfrom fd 7 got 168 bytes (from UDP:
[135.64.102.136]:1658)
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Erez.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Dave Shield
Sent: Saturday, May 19, 2007 12:41 AM
To: Makavy, Erez (Erez)
Cc: net-snmp-coders@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: Sending Informs with fixed source ports
On 08/05/07, Makavy, Erez (Erez) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I tried adding this line to target.c:get_target_sessoin():
>
> netsnmp_ds_set_string(NETSNMP_DS_LIBRARY_ID,
> NETSNMP_DS_LIB_CLIENT_ADDR, "localhost:6666");
> I get an error, you can see in the debug logs:
> ----------------------------------------------------
> netsnmp_sockaddr_in: addr 0xbfe7c040, peername "localhost:6666"
> netsnmp_sockaddr_in: port number suffix :6666
> netsnmp_sockaddr_in: hostname (resolved okay)
> netsnmp_sockaddr_in: return { AF_INET, 127.0.0.1:6666 }
:
> netsnmp_udp: send 165 bytes from 0x8f52d83 to UDP:
> [135.64.102.136]:162 on fd 7
> netsnmp_udp: sendto error, rc -1 (errno 22)
> snmpd: send_trap: Failure in sendto (Invalid argument)
That probably makes sense.
I suspect that there may not be a route from the loopback interface to
that IP address. In order to send traffic to that system, you'd have to
use a source address that's on the same network as either the
destination system, or else a suitable gateway.
Using "localhost" as the source won't qualify.
Dave
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