> On Wed, 14 Jan 2009 14:15:07 -0500, Randall Stewart
> said:
RS> I posted to the sourceforge a patch to add FreeBSD support
RS> for SCTP. I am using the current ports version from freebsd (5.4.2.1) so
RS> this may be a issue...
Thanks! We'll review it sometime in the near future.
RS>
> On Tue, 20 Jan 2009 15:36:21 +0530, "Srinivas VasiReddy"
> said:
SV> i am getting this following error while loading the ".so" file in dlmod .
SV> dlopen failed : undefined symbols snmp_get_do_debugging
SV> how to resolve this error.
Was the base library compiled with --disable-debu
Ok... from what you explained, when I register a new instance of a MIB I
have to specify the context in which I want it to be accessible. But, how
can I announce this "new" context to the management system? How can I say
that there is a new sensor?
Thanks for the prompt answer! ;)
On Thu, Jan 22,
2009/1/22 Zé Flash :
> Is it possible to have multiple instances of the same MIB registered in an
> agent?
Yes.
But obviously, there needs to be some way for the manager to specify
*which* version of the MIB they are querying.
One approach would be for the various devices to register individual
Hello Community!!
I'm rather new to SNMP coding and I have a doubt regarding MIBs... Is it
possible to have multiple instances of the same MIB registered in an agent?
For example... I have one master system with one SNMP agent (central
communications station). What I want to do is to connect multi
2009/1/22 B V Narasimhulu :
> Why the net-snmp routine: send_easy_trap(x,x) sending trap TWICE for every
> time when call that routine ?
What does your 'snmpd.conf' file contain?
Dave
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Hi,
Have one query on traps.
Why the net-snmp routine: send_easy_trap(x,x) sending trap TWICE for every
time when call that routine ?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Narasi
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2009/1/21 Daniel Montero Motilla :
> - In the case of memory (agent/mibgroup/hardware/memory/hw_mem.c), a
> cache handler is used, but 'rootoid' parameter for
> 'netsnmp_cache_create' is NULL, maybe because this cache handler is
> associated to more than one oid??
Not really.
It's simply that I di
2009/1/21 Adrian Overbury :
>If I've got a MIB
> file that covers my whole sub-tree, is there a way I can parse that in,
> say, python or perl, and get some kind of data structure from which I
> can follow a link to the next OID in the tree?
You *cou
2009/1/21 Adrian Overbury :
> Say I've got a table, and I've just gotten a GETNEXT request for the OID
> of one of the column heads. Should I return the OID for the next column
> head or the OID of the first field of that column?
The general rule with GETNEXT is that you should return the OID of
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