What is the code you need in particular? It's alot of code, 1168 lines.
Resent with copy to net-snmp-coders.
Leif Pitcock
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From: Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Leif Pitcock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Chris wrote:
> Hi, I noticed this value now doesnt work on FreeBSD in version 5.4
> [...]
> If I am correct for other values it uses sysctl to fetch values which
> in that case the following value will work on FreeBSD for the buffer
> size.
>
> sysctl vfs.bufspace
>
> example result in bytes
>
On your snmpget command, you need to specify the full OID name, in this
case SNMPv2-MIB::sysUpTime, or add the -IR flag to tell it to match the
name as a regular expression (as you did on for snmptranslate).
Rob
Amit Kumar wrote:
> it is working fine now...but i got some other error
2008/5/5 Leif Pitcock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am using net-snmp-5.4.1 in Windows MFC and have written a class to
> create 100 of the same type of tables.
What does the code look like?
Dave
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Upon further investigation, I only have a problem when I use it in a table, I
don't have the same problem when I use it as a scalar.
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I am using net-snmp-5.4.1 in Windows MFC and have written a class to create 100
of the same type of tables. In the table there are three 1000 byte char arrays.
When I make the strings 40 characters or less, everything seems to work fine,
however if I make them 50 chars or over (not sure of the e
2008/5/5 Steven Davidson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I've noticed that when I used SNMPTRAP from the command line that the port
> used to send the trap message is UDP 161 and not UDP 162. How can I change
> the behavior of the command line tool so that it uses UDP 162 as this is
> what my trap receiver
2008/5/5 Sinha, Birendra (Birendra) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Could you please let us know if Net-Snmp supports agentX MIB?
No
> It looks like net-SNMP supports agentX protocol (RFC 2471)
> but not the agentX Mib (RFC 2472).
Correct
Dave
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I've noticed that when I used SNMPTRAP from the command line that the
port used to send the trap message is UDP 161 and not UDP 162. How can
I change the behavior of the command line tool so that it uses UDP 162
as this is what my trap receiver expects.
Regards,
Steven
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Hi,
Could you please let us know if Net-Snmp supports agentX MIB? It looks
like net-SNMP supports agentX protocol (RFC 2471) but not the agentX Mib
(RFC 2472).
I did some POC/testing on Linux with NetSNMP version 5.3 as follows:
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Installed and configure Net-SNMP on Linux
Hi,
Could you please let us know if Net-Snmp supports agentX MIB? It looks
like net-SNMP supports agentX protocol (RFC 2471) but not the agentX Mib
(RFC 2472).
I did some POC/testing on Linux with NetSNMP version 5.3 as follows:
*
Installed and configure Net-SNMP on Linux (R
Hi! I'm using Iterate template to code my table, and i want to povide row
creation for my table. Does it exist some flag that shows that request was
sent to row which doesn't exist. If there is such flag what structure
holds it? Maybe there is some flag in Iterate template similar to
MFD_ROW_CREATE
it is working fine now...but i got some other errors ...please find
the same.
when I start the agent we have to give the name of both configuration files
/etc/snmpd.conf , /var/net-snmp/snmpd.conf ?
/usr/local/sbin/snmpd -c /var/net-snmp/snmpd.conf,/etc/snmpd.conf
i killed the snm
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