Hi,
I have enabled IPv6
and tested it. It works fine.
But for testing, I
had to give:
snmpget -v 2c -D All
-c public udp6:[fe80::205:30ff:fe00:2309]161 sysDescr.0
This means the
network management application must give udp6 and the port number number 161
also when they query. Is this the
I knew there was a way to do this, but I couldn't remember the details.
After some searching I found that 5.2 has an "snmp.conf" directive
"hexOutputLength" which you can use to set where to break the line.
Setting it to 0 will have it print everything on one line.
It doesn't look like the docs
Hi,
I need the ip address and port number of the requester i.e. the machine
from where someone is doing set for an object. Is there any API which
will provide the IP and Port?
Lets say, daemon is running as
$ snmpd -f localhost:705
Now user is doing snmpset from another mechine as follows:
$
Hello,
My company intends to use the net-snmp library in a commercial product. We
will add the net-snmp license file to the documentation directory of the
application installation package.
Please inform us if that is enough for us to comply to your license and if
that entitles us to distribu
Thank you very much.
That exactly solved my problem.
best regards,
kursat.
Alex Burger wrote:
I knew there was a way to do this, but I couldn't remember the details.
After some searching I found that 5.2 has an "snmp.conf" directive
"hexOutputLength" which you can use to set where to
I knew there was a way to do this, but I couldn't remember the details.
After some searching I found that 5.2 has an "snmp.conf" directive
"hexOutputLength" which you can use to set where to break the line.
Setting it to 0 will have it print everything on one line.
It doesn't look like the docs we
You can download the source and build it yourself with MS VC++, Cygwin,
or MinGW. Check the README.win32 for additional requirements. If you do
not want or need to build it yourself you can download the Windows
installer binary package. You can get both of them from:
http://sourceforge.net/proj
