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>> What sort of "subagent" is this?
>> Are you using AgentX or something else?
> Yes I am using agentx.
OK.
>> Does the master agent actually receive this
>> registration?
>> If you run the master in debug mode (e.g. "snmpd -f -Le -d"
>> for the Net-SNMP agent), do you see the incoming registration
>> requests?
> ( for the above run command it is giving
> /usr/sbin/snmpd: invalid option -- e
Sorry - that option is new with the 5.1.x line.
The 5.0.9 equivalent would be
snmpd -f -L -d
> herewith I am pasting some of the log statements In
> the /var/log/snmpd.log when subagent is connected to
> master agent.
[sniiiip]
OK - so the master agent *is* seeing the registrations.
(I think - it's difficult to tell with that mass of debug output!)
>> What software are you using for the master agent,
>> and how have you configured it?
> I am using "NET-SNMP version: 5.0.6" on GNU/Linux 9
> (Shrike) kernal version 2.4.20-8
> .... with "AgentXSocket udp:705" in snmpd.conf
Hmmm.... looks OK to me.
> My actual problem is
>
> I connect the agentx subagent to master agent. suppose
> the connection between master agent and subagent
> breaks ( either by network load or master agent
> restart ... etc...) then the subagent will be keep on
> running but subagent will not get any request (
> get/set ) also subagent will cannot send trap.
>
> by some way..I should reconnect to master agent or I
> need notification to my subagent program so that
> subagent will shutdown.
>
> Please let me know how can I go about this.
Read the snmpd.conf(5) man page :-)
Look for the section on "agentPingInterval"
Dave
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