Greetings all,
It's been a while --- time to finally release a 5.10 pre-release
candidate. Consider this a feature freeze and the master branch should
only be used for bug fixes at this point. Please give 5.10.pre1 a
whirl -- it certainly won't be perfect yet.
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Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> I would like to know invalid characters or characters that are not
> allowed for snmpv3 authPhrase and privPhrase. Does the following
> password valid.
You should be able to put passwords with interesting characters in
quotes if you need them.
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Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> Could you please confirm net-snmp allows same snmpv3 user with
> different credentials?
No that is not possible. It actually doesn't have to do with Net-SNMP,
the SNMPv3 protocol alone requires a separate user name if you need
different credentials.
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Prankur Chauhan writes:
> Is it possible to identify a malicious IP who is trying multiple times
> authentication requests with wrong credentials and increase the
> response time for each subsequent auth request, consequently also lock
> him/her out for some duration?
>
> Do you guys know if snm
Vivek Aditya writes:
> I want the SNMP to start listening on a new agent port without restart.
> Just sending SIGHUP to snmpd does not work.
>
> Is there a way to do it or has this issue already been fixed? Any help
> would be appreciated.
That's a good feature request, but I don't think we ha
Venkateswarlu K writes:
> We are using net-snmp version 5.7.3 in our ARM based Access Point. Recently we
> are observing snmp core in snmp_alarm.c file with below bt.
Based on the image, we'd need to see in a debugger what the 'a'
structure looks like. I'm not sure how the alarm stack got corru
Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> I am looking for method to save username and community in encrypted
> format in / etc/snmp/snmpd.conf. Could you please let me know it can
> be done?
Hi Pushpa,
No it can't be done and there isn't really a way to properly do it in
the first place, as the SNMPv3 prot
Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> Is this known issue in version 5.7.1? I did test the same on net-snmp-5.9
> and
> could see 5 retries.
I'd argue you should be using 5.9.4 then :-) 5.7 is long past supported.
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I've published 5.9.4 today, thanks to the vast quantity of help from
many people that have contributed patches to the 5.9 branch. Sorry for
the delay between 5.9.4.rc1 and the final version, but there was a bug
in the TLS support that turns out to be challenging due to multiple
issues. In the e
Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> I am using tool 'snmptrap' to send informs . I would like to know default
> timeout and retry here.
> snmpcmd manpage says default timeout=1sec and retry=5.
> Could you confirm whether it is applicable to command 'snmptrap -Ci' ?
Without double checking the sourc
Alexander Bergmann writes:
> Hi Craig,
>
> Thanks for the reply. Any update on your search for the GPG signing
> key?
Sorry fro the delay. I just put a new file in:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp-admin%20PGP%20key/current-key/
Specifically, the net-snmp-admins-2023-
MOUHOUNE Samir writes:
> I am writing to inquire whether your crypto module is FIPS
> certified.
Hi Samir,
We do not have FIPS certification for the net-snmp source-code, nor are
there any plans to do so.
Having said that, one of the motivations behind the "internal" option
that can be passed
It seems like the V5-9-4 branch has finally quieted down a bit. Thank
you to all the people that have submitted patches, fixes, bug reports,
etc in the last month. It's time, however, to really get this out the
door. As such, I've published 5.9.4.rc1 and is available for testing:
https://sour
Version 5.9.4.pre3 has been released and published to:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.4-pre-releases/
Please test away and report any critical issues. Ideally, this should
be the last pre-release and we'll publish a release candidate in a
couple of weeks if activi
Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> When snmpv2c/snmpv3 informs sent via 'snmptrap -Ci' command and what should
> be
> ideal timeout and retry values to be considered
That's very network dependent. I'd suggest a 1s timeout should be good
for most networks, as you should never be sending SNMP outside y
We've started the process of creating a 5.9.4 release. Please test and
file pull requests when you run into problems you can fix.
tar/zips are available here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.4-pre-releases/
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Simon Chamlian writes:
> So once it is compiled in, how do you add the Diffie-Hellman in createUser
> instruction in the snmpd.conf file?
You still create users per normal, but can change passwords with the
snmpusm command. See the snmpusm manual in the "CHANGING PASS PHRASES"
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Craig Small writes:
> The 5.9.3 release fixes several security issues. Could someone confirm if
> it
> was only the following two patches that fixed it, or give me a list of the
> patches if not?
I think those two patches look right, but I'm not sure I'd promise those
were the only critical
Craig Small via Net-snmp-coders
writes:
> My understanding is the only way of adding the key is with the snmpusm
> command. Except it doesn't work for me.
snmpusm is used to change a key, but isn't really doing DH for each
transaction after that. It's still using a shared-secret.
(D)TLS suppo
Feroz writes:
> On net-snmp 5.8, with the following configuration in snmpd.conf file, which
> version of SHA (i.e SHA1/SHA-192/SHA-256/SHA-284/SHA-512) is used?
>
> createUser feroz SHA feroz123 AES feroz123
> rwuser feroz priv
If you specify SHA generically, that's an alias for SHA1. Instead,
Abhishek Singh writes:
> 1. The issue was existing snmpv3 details were not updated in the net-snmp
> cache.
> Used clear_user_list() to clear users details. The patch is in attachments. Is
> this the correct way to go forward?
If you're always trying to re-create users that patch may work.
> 2
Abhishek Singh writes:
> I have a question on the format how oldEngineID is stored in snmpd.conf.
> After configuring an engine ID, I observed the oldEngineID in snmpd.conf saved
> as
> engineBoots 1
> oldEngineID 0x80001f880438303030623835633033653030373162633735333532
>
> The question is why t
Craig Small writes:
> Debian net-snmp packages 5.9.3-1 have also been built and uploaded.
Nice, thanks.
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So a 5.9.3 release has now been pushed to:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.3/
This fixes the last minute bug with .so library naming in 5.9.2.
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Paban Agarwalla writes:
> when we configure v3 users. Some of the algorithm combinations failed.
What is the device you're using? Certainly it looks like a not-complete
interchangeability table. Net-SNMP has demonstrated interchangeability
with many other implementations, but I don't know abou
To fix the discovered shared library versioning issue in 5.9.2,
5.9.3.rc1 has been published and is here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.3-pre-releases/
Please give it a whirl, with the goal of proper 5.9.3 being published
next week.
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Craig Small writes:
> The trapd linking to the agent library
> (https://github.com/net-snmp/net-snmp/issues/434)
> probably needs some thought about the best way to do it. I'm not even sure
> why the basic
> compile works and Debian one doesn't, but it's probably GCC rightly finding
> an issue
Bart Van Assche writes:
> +1 for releasing the next version from the master branch. That would
> make Net-SNMP easier to maintain since it would reduce the number of
> branches to maintain from two to one.
Agreed, though typically we'd fork after that point with a patches
branch. We should pro
So this issues:
https://github.com/net-snmp/net-snmp/issues/432
Likely warrants an immediate 5.9.3 with only the change to libcurrent in
Makefile.top.
I'll try to get 5.9.3.rc1 out the door today to address this.
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I'll send a full announcement early next week, but Net-SNMP 5.9.2 is
published and is at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.2/
I'm thinking we should look toward a main-branch release next (5.10).
Opinions welcome.
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There have only been a few changes since rc1, but enough that it
warrants another rc2. Please propose no changes at this point unless
there is a critical issue.
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.2-pre-releases/
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Craig Small writes:
> Is there a way to encrypt passwords in the snmpd.conf file? Currently,
> when we open
> snmpd.conf file we can look at passwords in plaintext format, is there a
> way to
> store those passwords in encrypted form. Does net-snmp support any
> encryption/
> d
Hanh Nguyen writes:
> I'm new to the net-snmp community. I'm looking for the changes for bug 2923
> -Avoid that
> snmpv3 bulkget errors result in a double free
Hi Hanh,
I'll look at this hopefully in the next 2 days. Thanks for submitting
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Feroz writes:
> For a given MIB, our container_load function takes 2 seconds, but
> still the snmpwalk (v2) command times out with default values (5
> retries with 1 sec delay between each retry).
The others have stated this already, but one additional point: it's not
just the port and address t
Greetings all,
An RC1 candidate is available for download and testing:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.2-pre-releases/
If there are no proposed changes to this, it'll be 5.9.2 next. As a
reminder, in the RC phase of development, any proposed changes (from
anyone)
Paban Agarwalla writes:
> We are using to Netsnmp to collect statistics from our device.
>
> We are registering multiple subagents with the same set of oids.
>
> can i get all sub agent statastics using the same oid with v2c/v1 snmp
> host?
The only way to deal with problems like that is to us
Craig Small writes:
> However, net-snmp v 5.9.1 doesn't have all of these yet. I can either
> try to pick the relevant ones out and patch the Debian package, or
> wait until 5.9.2 comes out. My question is, is there an idea when that
> would be? My preference is to not patch as I'll be cherry-pi
Craig Small writes:
> Anyway, the change was to add $(AGENTLIB) to the linker line for
> libnetsnmptrapd in apps/Makefile.in
When I looked in the apps/Makefile.in it looked to me that it already
had that in it -- can you provide an exact patch? Maybe I misread where
you meant to apply it.
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Craig Small writes:
> On Wed, 6 Apr 2022, 10:09 Wes Hardaker via Net-snmp-coders,
>
> wrote:
>
> Net-SNMP 5.9.2.pre1 has been published for testing as available at:
>
> I can confirm that the compile issues with OpenSSL v3 are fixed with this.
>
> I'
Greetings all,
Net-SNMP 5.9.2.pre1 has been published for testing as available at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.2-pre-releases/
Please file any issues or pull requests required to improve the state of
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Charles Polisher writes:
> I found a bug in snmp-bridge-mib that causes incorrect results
> when the number of bridge ports exceeds one digit, because a
> string compare is used on numeric data.
Thanks, applied!
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Neil Mckee writes:
> You are very welcome. Let me know if you want to discuss any of the
> particulars.
Well, the biggest question in my mind is: are you willing to contribute
the patches back?
It's unclear if any of them break backwards compatability (which we
always strive for), but certainly
Nishant Nayan writes:
> Hi, you please explain what does the below line means in snmpd.conf ?
In this case the client (snmpget) is sending the request to the agent on
the localhost with a specific context in the message (ctx_remote). The
agent, with this configuration that indicates anything co
Neil Mckee writes:
> This may have been covered many times before, but just in case it
> helps someone, here is a summary of my experience with using net-snmp
> in a large network.
Thank you for the very useful list of changes.
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Andrew Mwakibinga writes:
>I have been having difficulty getting custom MIB OIDs to show
> up, when I
> perform SNMPGET/SET/WALK commands.
If (and only if) I understand you problem, you need to put the MIB file
into a place where snmpget/set/walk can find and read it. And then
chandrasekharreddy chinnapareddygari
writes:
> variable-bindings: 1 item
> RFC1213-MIB::mib-2.15.3.1.1.4.0.0.41.218
> (1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.1.4.0.0.41.218):
> Object Name: 1.3.6.1.2.1.15.3.1.1.4.0.0.41.218
> (RFC1
Nishant Nayan writes:
> I debugged in snmpget.c till the section where the request is performed.
> The errindex is getting set after the below function call (as one of
> the properties of &response) :-
So the error index is not set by snmpget, but by the agent that snmpget
is querying. snmpget
"Srilatha Devineni (sdevinen) via Net-snmp-coders"
writes:
> I installed 5.9.1 net-snmp and I see there is no support for AES
AES requires OpenSSL to be installed when Net-SNMP is compiled. Use the
--with-openssl flag to point to the path where it is installed if it
couldn't find it in a defaul
"Weiland, Nicholas" writes:
> libnetsnmpmibs.so.35 and libnetsnmptrapd.so.35 still have links to
> libcrypto.so.1.1
> (but not libssl.so.1.1). I would like to know if there are any configuration
> flags I
> missed that would fix this for us, or if there is any manual hack that would
> get
> ar
Josef Řídký writes:
> But the more important question is, do we need the IRC channel at all?
> I don't think there is much traffic (last usage was about migrating
> project to GitHub, if I recall well) and most of the discussion is
> held here or at the GitHub issues/PRs.
It's certainly been a (
Simone Moni writes:
> if ($request_info->getMode() == MODE_GET) {
> # ... generally, you would calculate value from oid
> if ($oid == new
> NetSNMP::OID(".1.3.6.1.4.1.193.37.10.11.64.10.1.2.0")) {
> $request->setValue(ASN_OCTET_STR, $default_SP);
>
Feroz writes:
> I tried as follows, serverRecvBuf and serverSendBuf worked, but
> timeout/retries didn't work.
>
> [snmp] timeout 10
> [snmp] retries 60
So if you're forwarding via traps, timeouts and retries make no sense
since they're not acknowledged by the remote server. There is no way
Feroz writes:
> I see "serverRecvBuf", "serverSendBuf","retries" but they don't seem
> to work, when used in snmptrapd.conf file. -- Regards, Feroz Ahmed
If those are what you need, put them inside the snmptrapd.conf file with
a [snmp] tag before them:
[snmp]
serverRecvBuf ...
serverSendBuf
I've pushed Net-SNMP 5.9.1.rc1. This means we're now in the
release-candidate cycle which requires request-for-vote posts to this
list in order to approve any additional changes before the final release
(with a delta of at least people voting positively for any change).
https://sourceforge.net/
It was produced from the V5-9-patches branch and is available here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9.1-pre-releases/
Please take it for a test drive and see how it fairs.
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Justin Cook writes:
It looks like this was resolved (passwords must be 8 characters long).
My memory says -X was optional because it would reused the -A password,
but my memory must be wrong.
Also, do make sure that your snmpd daemon isn't running when you create
new users with the net-snmp-conf
Harald Krammer writes:
> If an SNMPv3 node is missing, the function is blocked.
What function is getting blocked? Anything in our library should return
with a timeout error just like v1/v2. Yes, the engineID won't be
retrievable but it shouldn't cause anything to hang indefinitely.
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chandrasekharreddy chinnapareddygari
writes:
> I'm using net-snmp 5.8 version .My requirement is conf files should updtae
> without restarting snmpd .
>
> I'm sending SIGHUP signal to update SNMP data with out restarting snmpd .
> snmpv3 details are not updating .
> Please help me how to proceed
Deepak Sachan writes:
> But when i run one snmpset for all oids e.g
> snmpset oid1 value1 oid2 value2 oid3 value3 oid4 value4
> i received repeated (4 to 5 times)set request for each oid.
The snmp implementation and agentx protocols work by sending multiple
SET "phases" to ensure that the ent
Hi Josh,
I'm the original founder of the Net-SNMP project, but I'm not a lawyer.
Craig pretty much nailed the analysis perfectly in my opinion:
> net-snmp is licensed with multiple different types of licenses, as seen in the
> COPYING file[1]. The licenses can be broken down into several types:
chandrasekharreddy chinnapareddygari
writes:
> I want to include/ use external library is n net-snmp 5.8.
> Please help me to use external library.
Use the --with-libs configure script option.
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Philippe Guibert writes:
> Thanks for letting me know if that approach should be considered or
> not,
Personally, I'll have to think a lot about it. But in general, agentx
was designed (and if you haven't read the RFC for it, you probably
should to get a better understanding of the protocol's d
Sanjay Kumar writes:
> Can I assume without this configuration netsnmp is using the OpenSSL
> library?
It only uses the internal implementation (for just sha1/md5/etc support
really) with that flag.
You should be able to run
./net-snmp-config --external-libs
If it returns -lcrypto in the r
Bill Fenner writes:
> I imagined writing a test that exercises all of the output options (-Of, -On,
> -Os, -OS, -Ou) for
> both netSnmpExampleAnonymousIntermediateNode and netSnmpExamples.42.1. Does
> anyone have any other
> suggestions of what to test?
I'd think it'd be easy to extract a lis
Philippe Guibert writes:
> Instead of using agentX, I wonder if it could be possible to link the
> application with a master agent library Somehow, the agent would be
> configured as a proxy, and session would convey information over an
> unixSocket to the real snmpAgent. Could it be possible ?
Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> Why output of few mib-object of data-type string are enclosed in quote and few
> are not
> Eg:
> IF-MIB::ifName.5 = STRING: eth2 <- No quotes
> RFC1213-MIB::sysName.0 = STRING: "pushpat-ThinkPad-L480" <- Quotes
>
> Wireshark shows that quot
Philippe Guibert writes:
> I think you can confirm me it is not possible to 1 agent: N masters
> relationships ?
That is correct, the current code does not support more than one parent agent.
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Jenny Yao writes:
> It works fine. However, we would like to have this proxy transparent to the
> user, and wonder if there is a way to achieve this without using
> context.
There is no way to do exactly what you want without removing the
registrations that the agent itself is implementing.
You
Pushpa Thimmaiah writes:
> Hi All,
>
> I can understand response to snmpget/snmpwalk display string datatype in
> double-quotes as in following example. Kindly let me know If there any way to
> remove or hide quotes from display.
I know you anwsered yourself, but you might also read the OUTPU
Magnus Fromreide writes:
> If the former then there is no support.
Additionally, it would be in violation of the RFC which says a response
must be sent when authentication has succeeded. Thus, if someone uses
the correct community name or SNMPv3 credentials, they always deserve a
response at le
Simon Chamlian writes:
> There seems to be a compatibility issue between net-snmp and the crypto
> library.
Was that a self-built Net-SNMP 5.8? And it was built recently after the
system upgraded to the newer libcrypto?
And did you try a 'make install' to see if the installation works or is
th
Ian C via Net-snmp-coders
writes:
> I'm still having a crash issue with my table agent, I can't figure out a
> solution, hoping the list members could help. In a nutshell I want to read a
> QNX pps object (file) each time (no caching) it is queried (snmpwalk). The
> data
> gets read and returned
Ian C via Net-snmp-coders
writes:
> I'm having an issue with a table subagent that crashes with (SIGABRT) when
> querried. This subagent was working under a previous OS (qnx 6.5) and Net-Snmp
> 5.6, but now under qnx 7.1 & Net-Snmp 5.9 it crashes.
So does this only happen with your MIB? It can
Craig Small writes:
> Even though the signature checks out, the archive seems to be
> corrupted.
Odd. Turns out that "star", which is the verison of tar we decided
decades ago was the only one that produced tar archives that worked on
every platform we could find, messes up when overwriting
We're happy to announce the release of version 5.9 of Net-SNMP!
The NET-SNMP Development Team
Contents of this announcement
-
- What has Changed recently?
- Where can I get it?
- Are there binaries available?
- What operating systems does it run on?
- Whi
Andy Fiddaman writes:
> Just FYI, the archive contains some .o files.
> This causes problems when building on a different architecture or 32-bit.
Archives fixed; thanks for pointing out the issue.
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Andy Fiddaman writes:
> Just FYI, the archive contains some .o files.
> This causes problems when building on a different architecture or 32-bit.
Argg
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Magnus Fromreide writes:
> That is a more lenient option than just dropping it so I think 'happy with
> dropping it' covers this variant. On the other hand I usually am far from
> the most conservative one in discussions like this one.
I think off by default makes a lot more sense than an out-r
Folks,
After far too long, I've just published Net-SNMP 5.9. I've created a
new V5-9-patches branch as well.
A full announcement will come early next week once I'm sure nothing is
wrong with the published files. Along with a Net-SNMP sticker design
contest, with free stickers for anyone that
Magnus Fromreide writes:
> I just noticed that T0222snmpv3bulkget_simple depends on SHA authentication
> and AES privacy but fails to check for this so if one builds the agent
> without that support the test fails.
Is it really just that test? I actually thought that most of the tests
were usin
Bart Van Assche writes:
> My understanding is that the crashes triggered by the double close() calls
> only occur on Windows systems and also that these crashes were fixed a long
> time ago. For Unix systems this patch fixes the race condition described in
> https://github.com/net-snmp/net-snmp/i
Bart Van Assche writes:
> That's a great question. This fix only affects pass-persist on Unix
> platforms and Cygwin but neither affects the MSVC build nor any of the
> MinGW builds since the affected code was already disabled for the
> latter two platforms.
Thanks. Follow-on: do we have any cl
Bart Van Assche writes:
> However, I don't think rewriting that file so close to the v5.9 release
> is appropriate. Hence this patch that makes the smallest possible
> change.
To be clear, this affects *only* pass-persist *only* on windows correct?
IE, it's a fix for a specific combination. But
The next release candidate of Net-SNMP (5.9.rc2) is available at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.9-pre-releases/
This is barely different from 5.8.1.rc1, but contains a 5.9 version
number instead. There were too many API changes (though small) under
the V5-8-branches
Ian C via Net-snmp-coders
writes:
> Hi,
>
> We previously had net-snmp 5.6 running on QNX 6.5 (from pkgsrc), and had
> various
> sub-agents retrieving data and working well. However we've recently migrated
> our OS
> to QNX 7.0 and since there are no pkgsrc packages available for that OS we've
François Isabelle writes:
> I just want to being your attention to the issue reported on GitHub
> https://github.com/net-snmp/net-snmp/issues/147 and the corresponding
> pull-request I submitted.
Coincidentally I merged this patch yesterday, and just now found this message.
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Narendra Kumar S S writes:
> When I build net-snmp code, I am getting a file by name .packlist,
> which contains the list of file that will get delivered when the
> package is installed. I want to understand the significance of this
> file and whether this file is used in the installed system?
The first release candidate of Net-SNMP 5.8.1 is available at
https://sourceforge.net/projects/net-snmp/files/net-snmp/5.8.1-pre-releases/
About release candidates: as a reminder, Net-SNMP development policy [1]
is that any changes that are to go into the V5-8-patches branch to be
included in t
Wes Hardaker writes:
> That one should be easy to fix and I think should go in. Wanted to bug
> Robert first though.
Looks like it'll slip to next week due to a scheduled vacation.
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"Satpute, Niranjan" writes:
> We are trying to inventory of AS400 devices using Net-SNMP with SNMPv3. We are
> not able to pull the data from AS400 device as everything is configured
> correctly.
There is no reason it shouldn't work. Make sure you understand how
net-snmp with version 3 works:
Magnus Fromreide writes:
> On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 07:11:16AM -0700, Wes Hardaker via Net-snmp-coders
> wrote:
> > Hugh McMaster writes:
> >
> > > net-snmp v5.8.1.pre2 was released a little over four months ago.
> > >
> > > Following a lot of
Craig Small writes:
> Observed NETSNMP_DISABLE_SNMPV2C, NETSNMP_DISABLE_SNMPV1 defines. How
> can we set and unset it?
>
> That's done at compile time with things like configure
> --disable-snmpv1
Specifically, the only real benifit in doing so is that it removes the
actual code that im
Hugh McMaster writes:
> net-snmp v5.8.1.pre2 was released a little over four months ago.
>
> Following a lot of excellent work by Bart and others since then, what
> is the proposed timeline for the next pre-release or final v5.8.1?
We don't have a good proposed timeline. So let's come up with
SURYA T S writes:
> Please suggest me better way to change srcip in snmpresponses,
Have you set the "agentaddress" token in snmpd.conf? This should have
an effect.
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Philippe Denis writes:
> Hello all,
>
> I have a question linked to snmp traps in V3 version.
>
Sorry for responding so late, but you should read this page which
discusses how v3 traps and informs work with respect to engineIDs:
http://www.net-snmp.org/wiki/index.php/TUT:snmptrap_SNMPv3
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Shea Newton writes:
> We directed the donation today to the email address you provided, you
> should see it soon. Please do let me know if there are any issues.
Thanks Shea,
I got the donation. I think it's time to start a sticker design contest :-)
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Bart Van Assche writes:
> One change seems to be missing from this list, namely commit
> 9a2753282c6a ("new autoconf"). That commit regenerated the configure
> script with autoconf v2.69. Has it been considered to also switch to
> newer versions of automake (v1.11 -> v1.16) and libtool (v2.4 ->
>
Philippe Denis writes:
> I’ve a strange behavior when using snmpget command. When I used the
> OID of one of my objects correctly registered, the sub agent replied
> correctly but when I put .0 at the end of the OID, It doesn’t
> reply. For sake of clarity, it’s a scalar object.
>
> Have you alr
After far far too long of a delay, I've just pushed net-snmp-5.8.1.pre2
to the download site:
https://www.net-snmp.org/download.html
Please give it a whirl, and report issues and fixes to our github site
at:
https://github.com/net-snmp/net-snmp
Current changes to 5.8.1.pre2 total:
*5
Shea Newton writes:
> I'd be totally happy to arrange some credit / a gift certificate somewhere
> for printing stickers
> (or anything else) if that's the direction you'd like to take it :) Is there
> a service / site for
> that you'd prefer over the rest?
Hmmm... credit somewhere might be h
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