Problem with snmpd daemon

2009-08-21 Thread shakeb ainul
Hi, I have a problem with snmpd daemon running on FreeBSD and Suse Linux servers. Ideally snmpd daemon should open just 1 port i.e 161 for udp but it is opening multiple ports on my machine. I have not configured it or used options to open multiple ports but still it is opening multiple udp ports.

RE: How to extract index value from *request (netsnmp_request_info)?

2009-08-21 Thread Dey, Rajnish
Thanks Prasanna.. From: Prasanna Varadharajan [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 3:38 PM To: Dey, Rajnish; [email protected] Subject: RE: How to extract index value from *request (netsnmp_request_info)? Hi Rajnish, Please refer the definition

Re: snmpset ipv6

2009-08-21 Thread Karthika Arunkumar
Thanks Dave. I saw the FAQ and that had the solution. Now I can set the IP for Alert destination for object ...AlertDestinationIP snmpset -v1 -c public 192.168.2.112 OID a 192.168.2.152 Here type 'a' is of type IPaddress. once the agent will start to support ipv6, I will try to set ipv6 and find

Re: SNMP Perl module and MIB navigation

2009-08-21 Thread Wes Hardaker
[CCing the -coders list again; please keep conversations on the list] > On Fri, 21 Aug 2009 11:45:38 -0400, Daniel Savard > said: DS> I did preliminary work and found that the old SMIv1 traps definitions are DS> ignored by the @foreach $n notifications@ loop. Only those specified as pe

Problem if same PacketID used both ways in AgentX implementation

2009-08-21 Thread Maurice Goodfellow
I could not find this in the bug list. Apologies if I have missed it. When a subagent sends a message (e.g. registering a MIB portion) to the AgentX master, it looks for its response by checking the PacketID of all incoming packets. If the PacketID matches, it assumes that it will be the respon