That worked superbly. Now, however, after having installed from source,
I've run into another little hiccup - there's no
/etc/rc.d/init.d/snmptrapd file. How do I set it up as a service? I
must have taken for granted the fact that it was already set up as one
before I removed all the files.
2009/2/18 Sergio Cabaço :
> At this moment, my problem is that I'm inserting "create User" directives
without the space, I trust
> in the snmpd.conf file that says something like
> "do not edit... unless it is a create user token and you are de admin".
That's fine - you are adding the one t
I am using SolarWinds Orion NPM to monitor our Linux Servers, which are running
RHEL 4. I have installed NET-SNMP 5.4.2.1 and have begun to monitor the
various servers. I have noticed that the REAL MEMORY utilization on the
servers is being reported incorrectly in SolarWinds. I used a MIB Bro
> On Mon, 16 Feb 2009 12:13:09 -0600, Ankur Saxena
> said:
AS> I am envisioning a NetSNMP server on the linux box with NetSNMP Agent APIs
AS> being used by the components to achieve this task. The only thing I am
AS> having trouble with is statistics, are statistics pulled by the server
> On Wed, 18 Feb 2009 18:05:42 -, Sergio Cabaço
> said:
SC> I've inserted the tokens because I'm the system admin and saved the
SC> file. Then I started the agent. Then, with the agent running, I
SC> looked again at the snmpd.conf file where I've inserted the tokens
SC> and there's n
I'm sorry for my persistence but I need to understand this.
I've read the FAQ and that's why I'm writing here. At this moment, my problem
is that I'm inserting "create User" directives in the snmpd.conf file that says
something like "do not edit... unless it is a create user token and you are de
Ok thanks but, we've tried that and the directives that we wrote are
overwritten when the agent executes so it's like they have never been
defined... I'm talking about the dynamic or generated file snmpd.conf.
We have also tried to insert the "create" directive in the file after the start
of the
2009/2/18 Sergio Cabaço :
> Ok thanks but, we've tried that and the directives that we wrote are
> overwritten when the agent executes
> so it's like they have never been defined... I'm talking about the dynamic
> or generated file snmpd.conf.
The 'createUser' lines are deleted, and replaced by
2009/2/18 Sergio Cabaço :
> How can I insert the directives removed from the static snmpd.conf file and
> insert them in the writable one?
> Can I insert it by hand?
Yes - they're text files, so can be edited with any text editor.
Dave
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Hi there,
Thank you for all the replies.
How can I insert the directives removed from the static snmpd.conf file and
insert them in the writable one?
Can I insert it by hand? Or is it exclusively accessed by the snmpusm command
with the "create" directive?
I wish that the agent answer to GET a
One thing all the suggestions to date have complete ignored is that they will
all share a common persistent storage. This is a major oversight if you want
to have distinct SNMPv3 users for each instance.
http://freesnmp.com/net-snmp/faqs/#persistmulti
-
2009/2/18 Sergio Cabaço :
> I've already sent an email about this topic but this time I'll tried to be
> more cleared.
>
> I'm using net-snmp 5.3.2 and I'm trying to change the passwords for the users
> using the command snmpusm.
> The configuration file, snmpd.conf, used is as shown,
> ...
> rwu
Hi all,
I've already sent an email about this topic but this time I'll tried to be more
cleared.
I'm using net-snmp 5.3.2 and I'm trying to change the passwords for the users
using the command snmpusm.
The configuration file, snmpd.conf, used is as shown,
...
rwuser user1 authnopriv
rwuser us
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2009/2/
2009/2/17 Ashton :
> Here's my problem. I'm working with a Nagios installation on Fedora 8
> (Werewolf), for which I need net-snmp. Net-snmp runs at least two or
> three commands, which I was called in to fix.
>I reconfigured, make, and make install'd it
> to no avail. The r
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