Sathyanarayana Murthy, Harish Kolar wrote:
> I learnt that there is a optimized approach for discovering nodes in a
> network using SNMP. Getting the node details from the router or
> something like that, instead of incrementing each IP and getting its status.
>
> Could anybody share some thou
Hi,
I learnt that there is a optimized approach for discovering nodes in a network
using SNMP. Getting the node details from the router or something like that,
instead of incrementing each IP and getting its status.
Could anybody share some thoughts on this?
Thanks
harish
Good to know,
I thought this morning that a better init implmenetation would be
netsnmp_table_helper_add_indexes(table_info,
ASN_PRIV_IMPLIED_OCTET_STR, LENGTH1,
ASN_PRIV_IMPLIED_OCTET_STR, LENGTH2,
Hai,
i am new to snmp(simple network management protocol).i don't know how
work and how to test. if anybody help me
means it's vary helpful for me.I am planning to go through my carrier 2
nms(snmp) testing.If anybody in this area kindly help me.
how 2 study?
how 2 test managed devices?
how 2
2009/3/3 Bell, Adam :
>
> The new code does special handling for the ASN_PRIV_IMPLIED_OCTET_STRING
> when parsing through the index OID.
> IMPLIED would be handled as before (var->name_length == 0) but there was no
> IMPLIED case in the block I modified.
>
> I made no change for the implied OID cas
Hi, I'm David, from Spain.
I want to write a dinamically loadable object, and to begin, I'm
following the tutorial "Writing a Dynamically Loadable Object" in the
Net-SNMP web. I'm working on Fedora 10 and I have the net-SNMP 5.4.2.1
version
I have downloaded all files (NET-SNMP-TUTORIAL-MIB,
nstA
2009/3/2 Bell, Adam :
> I have a working implementation that fixes the multi-index fixed length
> OCTET STRING decoding.
Could you please post a diff of your changes, rather than the whole mib.c file.
It's very difficult to work out exactly what you are proposing, since I'm not
sure what your star
