On 21/08/07, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Still I am not clear in this, that means if I have 3 virtual IP address
> in same system like 172.19.2.131,172.19.2.132,172.19.2.133.so I can run
> it has "snmpd udp:172.19.2.131:161" ,"snmpd udp:172.19.2.132:161"
> "snmpd udp:172.19.2.132:133:161".is it like this ..
That's one approach, certainly.
Running
snmpd 172.19.2.131 ; snmpd 172.19.2.132 ; snmpd 172.19.2.133
will start three separate agents, each listening on one of the three IP
addresses.
Running
snmpd 172.19.2.131 172.19.2.132 172.19.2.133
will start a single agent, listening on all three of these IP addresses
(but no others)
Running
snmpd
will start a single agent, listening on *all* available IP addresses
(these three, plus any others your system might be using).
> And we were using
> net-snmp 5.2.1.It is possible to apply this idea in this version.
Yes.
Though note that this particular version is very out of date.
You should seriously consider upgrading to either 5.2.4,
or the most recent release (5.4.1).
Dave
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