Hi Dave,
             *Thanks for your reply.*
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 Again i tried both the cases i,e
1) I am able to create sub-agent: AgentX  automatically using the
net-snmp-config script and i tested.
2) Instrumenting my own code with agentx sub agent support as given in
tutorial

I killed the snmpd command (Ctrl-C) after case 1. but socket(master) exists
on the path /var/agentx/

*Finally this time both cases worked fine*.

You are right, it might be deleting the socket(master) from the path
/var/agentx/
  when i  was trying previously. So it was giving that warning. Ok that's
fine.

Now in the tutorial explained about a single integer i,e
nstAgentSubagentObject to handle via sub-agent. *Please suggest me on
following things*

1)  If  i want to handle other objects with types such as table, float,
string etc.. then what changes  i need to do in source file example-demon.c
?

2) Whether the following code i need to add in  example-demon.c for
individual MIB objects such as table, string etc..?

     /* initialize mib code here */

  /* mib code: init_nstAgentSubagentObject from nstAgentSubagentObject.C */
  init_nstAgentSubagentObject();

3) Whether any changes required in Makefile ?

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Thanks in Advance
Prashant Nirni

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On 23 November 2011 06:33, prashant n <prashant.n...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Following lines shows the output of the command:
>      sudo /usr/local/sbin/snmpd -f -L -d -p 9999
> Turning on AgentX master support.
> NET-SNMP version 5.6.1.1

OK - so there's no sign of any warning messages.
So opening the AgentX socket should have worked.

Let's check this:
   What does "sudo ls /var/agentx'  show?
You should see a file (socket)  /var/agentx/master
Is this present?

If you kill the snmpd command (Ctrl-C), then this
socket should disappear again.  Does it?

Dave
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