Hi, I'm installing snmpd on a Debian 4.0 server. I installed it, modify its
snmpd.conf file,append my dlmods definitions and launched it using
/usr/sbin/snmpd. I tried to read some private mibs I developed from a remote
computer and everything seems to be working fine. However, when I launch
snmpd
On 18/04/2008, Emi Yanagi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What data structure(s) or field(s) I should look into?
> Or are you talking about snmpd.conf configuration?
Yes - I'm talking about the snmpd.conf access control settings.
Define a view that excludes the snmpCommunityTable.
Then configure "
Hi Dave,
Please be nice;-) and give me more details on those two lines. I have no
clue what I suppose to do.
What data structure(s) or field(s) I should look into?
Or are you talking about snmpd.conf configuration?
Thank you very much for your support.
Emi
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From: [EMAI
On 18/04/2008, Emi Yanagi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems there could be a security hole in snmpCommunityTable. What if a
> user who only has access to read-only community name "public", used it to
> walk through snmpCommunityName, which would also populate the read-write
> community name "p
Dear net-snmp-coders,
I have a question on SNMP-COMMUNITY-MIB security that I need you
experts' advice.
It seems there could be a security hole in snmpCommunityTable. What if a
user who only has access to read-only community name "public", used it
to walk through snmpCommunityName, which w
Hi all,
Thanks to your help I got it talking... The new NetSNMP::agent call was
BEFORE the new NetSNMP::OID call(s) in pass.pm. When I adjusted the code to
make this true in our subagent, it started talking. There are other
problems, but they are minor in comparison...
Thanks again,
Larry
On 4/
PROGRESS! ...
There is an error in your "pass.pm" file, line 56. Instead of
@inputs = ();
it should have
@inputs = @ARGV;
because the way it is it never sees anything. After fixing that error
everything works. Now I just have to figure out why my subagent never
triggers the connection - even w
I'm assuming that being root means you have permissions for everything. But
it does not seem to work.
I ran your snmpd.conf with the following changes: (1) replaced your
10.11.0.0 with our 192.168.1.0 (2) commented out the perl do line. The snmpd
version is standard version 5.4.1 from the tar.gz f
On Apr 18, 2008, at 6:05 PM, Larry Dickson wrote:
> Thank you, Dw. I will see if it works. I notice that embedded perl
> and subagent are treated as mutually exclusive, so I will strip out
> the embedded perl line from the snmpd.conf.
Yes and no - as an instance - it is mutually exclusive -
Thank you, Dw. I will see if it works. I notice that embedded perl and
subagent are treated as mutually exclusive, so I will strip out the embedded
perl line from the snmpd.conf. Also, there appears to be no "pass.conf" so I
will omit that. I also notice that it talks about 5.3.1 and says
/var/agen
On Apr 18, 2008, at 4:25 PM, Larry Dickson wrote:
> Thanks, Thomas. Our code (subagent) is 7860 lines long, so I think
> it would be better going in the other direction - to post me a working
..
> > Going on, I discovered man/snmpd.examples.5 suggested putting
single
Just in case this helps
Thanks, Thomas. Our code (subagent) is 7860 lines long, so I think it would
be better going in the other direction - to post me a working subagent, with
config files, no matter how simple, because our problem is lack of
communication. The critical stuff is in the 6th email of this thread (Apr 16
10
Hi Dave,
I saw you opened Bugs item #1814048. Is there any update on this one:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=112694&aid=1814048&gro
up_id=12694
Thanks
Emi
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From: Emi Yanagi
Sent: Tuesday, April 15, 2008 4:21 PM
To: 'Magnus Fromreide'
Cc: net-snmp-cod
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