hi, I've resolved the problem :)
It's because I used 'localhost:1621' as listening address. then only request
from localhost can be received.
now I only signed a port as parameter to snmpd, it worked properly.
--original info--
I want to run the nms and the agent in d
I want to run the nms and the agent in different hosts. but it dosen't work
well now.please look at the snmpd.conf below, and tell how to config in right
way. Thanks.
I ran snmpd in 192.168.30.151, and snmpget (get system.1.0, or anything else)
in 192.168.30.150, then snmpget gots no response
Hi,
I've run across a problem that was discussed on this list about 3
months ago. From the archives, it doesn't look like it was resolved.
Here's the situation. I have a subagent running to handle a private
MIB that I wrote. If I try to run snmpset on more than one variable
at once, the agent
We've run into a situation where a few of our devices occasionally
return the same oid sent when doing a walk or bulkwalk.
The snmpwalk/snmpbulkwalk tools detect this error and properly
return an "OID not increasing" error, but the perl module doesn't.
In the module, it act
RS> That is a good question. I know udp will work. You'd have to test
RS> TCP (and make sure tcp was enabled in the agent at configure time).
RS> I'm also unclear on whether or not using tcp would create/tear-down
a
RS> connection for each trap, or establish the connection once. You'd
have
RS> to
So, I implemented a module for my table using the iterator conf for mib2c. It
works except that the index oids seem to have an extra octet in them that I'm
not providing, and I don't know where it's coming from.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# env MIBS=ALL snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost
.1.3.6.1.4.
Hi,
I am attempting to extend net-snmp as an application monitoring tool,
and am running into a problem:
Is there a simple way to get net-snmp to send dynamically configured
periodic traps? In other words, for any registered variable in the
agent, I want to be able to have the variable sent to
Hi,
[ My apologies if this message appears twice - my spam filter was
marking sourceforge mail as spam :\ ]
I am attempting to extend net-snmp as an application monitoring tool,
and am running into a problem:
Is there a simple way to get net-snmp to send dynamically configured
periodic traps?