Dear Dave....

Here is my configuration i am using for testing and learning the
NET-SNMP . The OS i am running is Opensolairs2009.06 snv111b release.

Please help me is any thing preventing me from modification according
my configuration below.

I have gone through all the FAQ in the NET-SNMP web pages.


-----------------snmpd.conf ---------------------------


com2sec local     127.0.0.1             public
com2sec local     127.0.0.1             private
com2sec test      172.16.248.0/24       public
com2sec test      10.5.5.0/24           public
com2sec test      10.5.5.0/24           private



group RO  v1        local
group RO  v2c       local
group RW  v2c       local
group RW  v1        local

group RO  v1        test
group RO  v2c       test
group RW  v1        test
group RW  v2c       test


view all    included  .1                             80

access RO          ""      any       noauth    exact      all    none   none
access RW          ""      any       noauth    exact      all    all    all


proc 0 0

disk /mnt/fedora 0
disk /mnt/spare  0
disk /           0
disk /export/home/papa  0

# Added for support of bcm5820 cards.
pass .1.3.6.1.4.1.4413.4.1 /usr/bin/ucd5820stat


----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
end of configuration
-------------------------------------------------------


Quoting Dave Shield <[email protected]>:

> 2009/7/1  <[email protected]>:
> > I installed NET-SNMP on opensolaris and Fedora core 9 and started with
> the basic
> > snmpv2 configurations. I was not able to set any snmp objects in the
> client from
> > command line. I end up with "Object not writable" error message. I
> have
> > configured private community with access to the MIB's.
> 
> "You have configured private community" - How, exactly?
> What settings are you using?
>      We cannot offer sensible advice if we have to guess!
> 
> Please see the project FAQ - this has several entries relevant to SET
> support.
> 
> 
> 
> > And I am in a confusion whether SNMP is good for only monitoring or
> for
> > management( able to change from admin console ).
> 
> No - SNMP can be used for active management.
> That's the point of the SET request.
> 
> It's probably more widely used for monitoring, but it can be used for
> both.
> 
> Dave
> 
> 



Regards,

Gangadhar Chalapaka.

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