Hi All,
Here i have an issue with SNMP SET Query .
I have used the net-snmp 5.3.1 version, the working environments are Suse
10.1,Red Hat,Timesys.
We created the snmp subagent that the values supplied by external to the
system.We are using the iterate config option for mib2c conversion.When ever
On Wed, 18 Jul 2007 13:51:30 -0700 (PDT) Need wrote:
NH> I just do not understand how these SNMP requests are related to port 705?
I mean how does the master agent get the SNMP request if the master agent is
only listening to port 705?
It isn't just listening on port 705. It is also listening
Hello !
> I just do not understand how these SNMP requests are related to port 705? I
> mean how does the master agent get the SNMP request if the master agent is
> only listening to port 705?
>
> Maybe someone can explain this to me?
Best way to solve this problem, is to analyze written cod
Hello !
> I just do not understand how these SNMP requests are related to port 705? I
> mean how does the master agent get the SNMP request if the master agent is
> only listening to port 705?
>
> Maybe someone can explain this to me?
Best way to solve this problem, is to analyze written cod
I believe I configured the snmpd master agent listening on port 705 by placing
the following into the "snmpd.conf" file:
agentxsocket localhost:705
I believe I configured my subagent to register with (and receive requests from)
the master agent on TCP port 705 by including the following li
Actually, what I found is the "--with-install-prefix" option is added as a
prefix to any paths used, so to install into
"/mybuild/system/directory/usr/local", then I need:
--prefix=/usr/local
--with-install-prefix=/mybuild/system/directory
Basically, the "--prefix" setting will get appende
Yes, I wrote it in the email backwards . although in my build script it was
correct :>P
Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On 18/07/07, Need Help wrote:
> Excellent .. looks like if I want to have NetSNMP install itself on our
> build system into "/mybuild/system/directory/usr/loca
On 18/07/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Excellent .. looks like if I want to have NetSNMP install itself on our
> build system into "/mybuild/system/directory/usr/local"
> when the "make install" command is executed, but have the actual snmpd
> master agent and subagent run from the
Excellent .. looks like if I want to have NetSNMP install itself on our
build system into "/mybuild/system/directory/usr/local" when the "make install"
command is executed, but have the actual snmpd master agent and subagent run
from the "/usr/local" directory on our target hardware box, the
On 18/07/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am assuming I do not need anything under the "/usr/local/include"
> directory as well correct?
Correct.
This is only needed for writing code that uses the Net-SNMP suite,
not for running pre-compiled versions.
>
There are no requirements for me to support the IF-MIB now, but it is mentioned
in the document which I have been looking through. Anyway, if it turns out I
need to support this MIB in the future and I make changes to the NetSNMP code,
then I would be happy to submit these to the NetSNMP team a
On 18/07/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I guess I
> will need to copy
> the main "so.15.0.0" file first (to our target system) and then create the
> symbolic link for the "so" and "so.15" files?
Either that, or create a t
I looked in "/usr/local/lib" and see the symbolic links now, however, I
discovered after I copy these library files from "/usr/local/lib" into my
target hardware box directory location then the symbolic links disappear and
each file size becomes a real file with a real file size. This means the
On 17/07/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You will notice there are 5 files for each library type
> (a/la/so/so.15/so.15.0.0).
You will also note that two of these (so, so.15) are simply symbolic links to
the third (so.15.0.0), and that one of the others is basically just a text file.
Y
On 17/07/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When I perform the "configure" command I provide a "--prefix=/usr/local"
> option value to indicate the NetSNMP package should be installed into
> "/usr/local" after it has been cross-compiled and I run "make install".
That's not quite right.
The
On 17/07/07, Need Help <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> When you describe "--disable-mibs" and "--disable-mib-loading" options you
> mention "MIB files". Does this represent all code located in the
> "../agent/mibgroup" directory which is related to the MIBs
No - those are the "MIB modules".
>
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