Kavita Raghunathan wrote: > Hello, > I’m unable to use the linux code that the net-snmp-5.5 generates to > reach the ethernet drivers because though our system uses linux, the > ethernet device isnt accessible through ioctls (and no, I cant change > our system to make it so, I’ve checked). So, I’m writing some of my > own code. I have couple of questions: > > NOTE: I have 4 ethernet interfaces. I assume I have to add to the > iftable and the dot3stats table. > > 1) In the ifTable_container_load inside of ifTable code, I’m adding > manually the ethernet interfaces in there. Do I need to add the same > interfaces at the same location inside the dot3stats_container_load > code? Is there anyway to remove this duplicacy? > 2) Also, the etherlike-MIB specifies a mapping between the if stats > and ethernet stats. The ifInErrors for example, is an addition of > various dot3stats. How do I reference the if table stats from the > ethernet tables or vice versa in the mib code provided by net-snmp? Look at "ethtool" man page. It might be helpful. you can also google and explore "ethtool" for more information.
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