Pardon to the easily annoyed, but I'm tired of "admins" not bothering to
read and understand the relevent documentation before asking others to
solve their problems.
Popli, Manish wrote:
> I am running solaris-10 with NET-SNMP version: 5.0.9.
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> My securities scan showing the vulnerability ID 9
I am running solaris-10 with NET-SNMP version: 5.0.9.
My securities scan showing the vulnerability ID 9386 for this snmp (SNMP
default community name).
http://cve.mitre.org/cgi-bin/cvename.cgi?name=CVE-1999-0517
Fix - Disable this community name, or password protect use of it or
disable snmp if
2008/5/30 杨伟 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> So I guess, each response to this PDU will returen one row of this table.
Correct.
> And if this table has several rows, it will send one PDU for every row？
Correct.
Dave
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This SF.net em
2008/5/30 杨伟 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I am just reading the "snmp_parse_oid" function. But I am not sure where it
> get these oid? Net SNMP store the MIB tree?
The Net-SNMP library will load a defined list of MIB files.
The 'snmp_parse_oid' takes the specified name,
locates it within the loaded coll
I am trying to understand how the snmptable works.
I found in the function get_table_entry, it will create PDU. And in each
PDU, it will have several fields.
So I guess, each response to this PDU will returen one row of this table. Am
I right? And if this table has several rows, it will send one P
I am just reading the "snmp_parse_oid" function. But I am not sure where it
get these oid? Net SNMP store the MIB tree?
If I want to parse a private node, it works? or I have to register it before
using?
Thanks
在08-5-29，Dave Shield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 写道：
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> 2008/5/29 杨伟 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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