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On 13/02/07, Adam Bell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Usually there is a state : LISTENING when it is operational.
There willbe a state LISTENING for *TCP* services, yes.
But SNMP is primarily a UDP-based protocol, so wouldn't
necessarily be displayed as "LISTENING".
(It depends on the underlying O/S)
> Since the
> packets are queuing in the Recv-Q and sticking there, it is not even getting
> to the place where access control could decide.
Fair comment.
> The snmpd.conf file I was using was pretty paired down, I was starting with
> v2c so just declared the community strings. I confirmed the get via a
> packet sniffer and it was correct.
One possibility is that the agent isn't reading the config file you expect.
Try using the option '-Dread_config' to check what it's actually working with.
> I am going to try the EXAMPLE.conf file today and see if that changes
> anything.
Hmmm... not sure that'll help. Particularly if you're working with a simple
config file already.
> Any other ideas? I would appreciate it.
Try starting the agent using
snmpd -f -Le (plus any other options you need)
That will let you see any error messages that the agent might produce.
Another thing to check - shut down the agent, and run "netstat" again.
Does the "snmp" entry disappear?
Dave
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