On Tue, 2006-01-31 at 08:25 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> But I ran _snmpd_ with -Dsess_async_send and I think this is
> reported by the client. Did you mean to run the client with -D?
It could be either.
It might be the agent receiving the request, but being unable
to return a response. Or the client may be unable to send
the request in the first place.
Running the agent with '-d' would indicate whether it's
receiving the request or not.
(Particularly if you send a single 'snmpget' or 'snmpgetnext'
request, rather than the repeated requests of 'snmpwalk')
> I don't think my
> client is smart enough to pass command-line options to SNMP
> library initialization.
If your client doesn't handle the standard command-line options,
then try adding:
debug_register_tokens("sess_async_send");
to the code.
Dave
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