Winfried Neessen wrote:
Hi list,
I just installed Net-SNMP 5.2.1.2 on one of my windows machines as
the stupid Windows-integrated SNMPd isn't reliable for me.
The installation worked fine and without any troubles. I copied the
snmpd.conf from one of my unix hosts to this machine and removed some
not needed options like some procs and execs.
The SNMPd is giving accurate responses, but I'm not able to fetch - for
instance the CPU Load of the windows host via HOST-RESOURCES-MIB::
hrProcessorLoad (.1.3.6.1.2.1.25.3.3.1.2)
The HOST-RESOURCE mib is not implemented on Windows. I have started
porting pieces of it until life interfered and i moved to other things.
There have been discussions on the best way to go about the
implementation on Windows. One option that Alex Burger has mentioned is
to use the existing Windows dlls, but that will require time and coding.
For the time being you may be stuck with the Windows agent if you need
the HR mib.
The HOST-RESOURCES MIB files is lying in the $PREFIX/share/mibs
directory but it seems not to get read. My snmpwalk on a BSD host
prints out the following output:
The mib files are there, and the other applications should be able to
use them to give human readable responses when querying other hosts.
Regards,
Andy
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