Hi everyone
Q1
Is there a server with all previous questions/answers, in order to look
for a solution there as a first step?.
Q2
I'm trying to use MaxSessions with NasType (Cisco) in order to check the
user sessions. Is there a way to find out how are the options issued to
the snmpget program? Is there a way to verify if the snmpget is working
properly? At the end I've attached the sintaxis for the snmpget I
compiled.
DATA
I'm using ucd-snmp-3.6.1 (expanded CMU snmp) wich was the best option
for Solaris 2.6/2.7. I'm using Radiator-2.13.1.
Before NasType, we started using MaxSessions and used to get this
notification in logfile:
Fri Apr 9 08:39:30 1999: INFO: Access rejected for toluca:
MaxSessions exceeded
Now with the strong protection (as defined by Mike), we are always (in
all MaxSessions+1) getting:
Mon Apr 12 20:11:24 1999: NOTICE: Session for temporal at
170.76.18.5:7 has gone away
which I read is the regular message when there is no successful snmp
communication between Radiator and the NAS.
I have snmp debugging in the Cisco in order to confirm that no snmp
requests are received from Radiator.
Snmp community, NasType and SnmpgetProg are ok.
This is the syntaxis required by snmpget:
# /usr/instala>snmpget
No hostname specified.
Usage:
snmpget [-v 1|2c|2p] [-h] [-H] [-d] [-q] [-R] [-D[TOKEN,...]] [-m
<MIBS>] [-M
<MIDDIRS>] [-p <P>] [-t <T>] [-r <R>] [-c <S> <D>] <hostname>
<community>|{<srcParty> <dstParty> <context>} [<objectID> ...]
-v 1|2c|2p specifies snmp version to use.
where 1 is SNMPv1, 2c is SNMPv2c, and 2p is SNMPv2-party
-h this help message.
-H Display configuration file directives understood.
-V display version number.
-d dump input/output packets.
-q quick print output for easier parsing ability.
-f print full object identifiers on output.
-s print only last element of object identifiers.
-S module id plus last element of object identifiers.
-R use "random access" to the mib tree.
-D[TOKEN,...] turn on debugging output, optionally by the list
of TOKENs.
-m <MIBS> use MIBS list instead of the default mib list.
-M <MIBDIRS> use MIBDIRS as the location to look for mibs.
-p <P> use port P instead of the default port.
-t <T> set the request timeout to T.
-r <R> set the number of retries to R.
-c <S> <D> set the source/destination clocks for v2p requests.
-P <MIBOPTS> Toggle various defaults controlling mib parsing:
MIBOPTS values:
u: allow the usage of underlines in mib symbols.
c: allow the usage of "--" to terminate comments.
d: save the descriptions of the mib objects.
w: Enable mib warnings of MIB symbols conflicts
W: Enable detailed warnings of MIB symbols
conflicts
Thanks in advance for your responses
Cesar Nava
Ashton Communications Corp
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