Rob Garcelon wrote;
I have created USM users with the following commands, invoked on the
local system where the agent is running. I expect them to survive a
reboot, by being written to the persistent/snmpd.conf file. There are
fixed users defined in the regular snmpd.conf, to be used as
Hi,
I am running some stress test on my subagent, roughly 250 attribute
get/second from 5 client and 2 more clients doing snmpset on 5 and 2
attributes/15 second.
After running for a couple of hours, the subagent dies silently(without any
core dumps) and it spits out the following before doing
deepak b wrote:
I am running some stress test on my subagent, roughly 250 attribute
get/second from 5 client and 2 more clients doing snmpset on 5 and 2
attributes/15 second.
After running for a couple of hours, the subagent dies silently(without
any core dumps) and it spits out the following
Magnus Fromreide [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On tis, 2008-03-04 at 11:01 -0800, Mike Harless wrote:
I've got a device with 2 physical network interfaces, and I'd like
to implement an oid that should have a different value based upon
which network interface the request came across. Can
Hi,
Is there a 64-bit windows version available?
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Dave,
I searched the net-snmp-config.h file and all I found is
/* Define HAVE_WIN32_PLATFORM_SDK if you have:
* Microsoft Visual Studio MSVC 6.0 and the Platform SDK (PSDK)
* Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2002
* Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2003
* Cygwin
* MinGW
*/
#define