All,
Thank you. I don't know why I didn't look at the snmptrap.c code itself
before asking this question.
Thanks for the helpful suggestions!
Sean
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Hi,
>I need to prototype a stand-alone C application that uses the Net-SNMP
>library functions to send a SNMPv1 trap (e.g. coldStart). I have had
>very little success and I am looking for help. I am writing this
>application on a RedHat Linux platform.
I suggest looking at the code of the snmptra
On 29/11/06, Martin, Sean (SMARTIN) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I need to prototype a stand-alone C application that uses the Net-SNMP
> library functions to send a SNMPv1 trap (e.g. coldStart).
See
apps/snmptrap.c
Dave
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Hello,
I am very new to using the Net-SNMP libraries. Further complicating the
problem, I have not used C code for a long while (still coming back up
to speed).
I need to prototype a stand-alone C application that uses the Net-SNMP
library functions to send a SNMPv1 trap (e.g. coldStart). I have
Bruce Shaw wrote:
> OS: Solaris 8
> Compiler: gcc
> Output of crle:
>
> crle -c /var/ld/ldconfig -l /usr/lib:/usr/ssl/lib
>
> I compiled 5.4 with my usual bells and whistles and installed.
>
> When I run with my usual startup script it fails:
>
> ls.so.1: fatal: libgcc.so.1: open failed: No suc
Hi,
In my master thesis project, I would like to monitor my printer through the MIB
browser to get errors occurs. I use the Host Resources MIB for that and
specifically hrDeviceErrors.
Need to know the value of the counter hrDeviceErrors that I should consider
to know if the printer has a crit
Forgot to mention, for some snmpd gives the same value for both the var binds
in case of integer variables. (setting two table vars in one PDU)
Thanks
Reddy
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Dear All
Yes, Even if I switch the order of variables, the problem is with the
Dear All
Yes, Even if I switch the order of variables, the problem is with the 2nd
variable.
After more investigation in to this problem, I understood that set is not
working if I try to set values for any two variables of a table in one PDU.
I am attaching the code here in a file tables_gbb
There is mention in your FAQ page concerning Agentx. I didn't see RFC
2741 or RFC 2742 in your supported list. Do you support either one or
both of the RFCs 2741 / 2742?
Sincerely,
Wanda Moy
General Dynamics
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Hi,
The MAC address is defined as an unsigned integer in MIB. While I
represent it using String, the agent response is shown as the
hexademical value of the input string
eg 0123AB is represented as 30 31 32 33 65 66
How do I solve this problem
Thanks and Regards,
S.Jegan
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