On 15 March 2010 09:49, Hemant Soundankar <hemantsoundan...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I dint actually get what u meant by copying the line.
> I am attaching my conf file with this reply. Please make the changes.
The best approach is probably to replace your config file with a
new snmpd.conf file, containing *just* the two lines
rocommunity public 192.168.1.0/24
rwcommunity democommunity localhost
Then restart the agent.
That ought to allow full access from the system itself, using
the community string "democommunity", and read-only
access from the local network, using the community "public"
Once that's working, then you can look at merging back any of
the other configuration settings that you actually need.
But I suggest you start with as simple a setup as possible.
If you still get nothing back, it's worth checking the firewall settings
on the target system. Particularly if querying "localhost" works
but queries from a remote system don't.
You can test this by starting the agent using
snmpd -f -Le -d
and running the queries. You ought to see raw packet dumps
for incoming and outgoing requests. If you see nothing at all,
then something is blocking the requests before they get to the
agent. See the FAQ for more information.
Dave
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