> when we do snmpwalk or snmpgetbulk, we know which tree/subtree is used to
> retriving the values from.
Not really. A GETNEXT query can't return a lexicographically earlier
object, but apart from that you don't really know what'll be returned.
If you did, you could just issue consecutive GET que
Hi all,
The FAQs suggest that the agent is not designed to be run
multithreaded. Is it ok, however, to run the agent in one thread and
to send traps using the net-snmp API in another? I'm currently doing
so, sending traps using snmp_sess_init, snmp_open and
snmp_sess_transport to set up the connec
man/netsnmp_table_dataset.3 (line 130) (which I think is used to
generate http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/dev/agent/group__table__dataset.html,
which has this too) and agent/helpers/table_dataset.c (line 40) both
say "This helper is obsolete. If you are writing a new module, please
consider using t
2009/8/23 Magnus Fromreide :
> I have now looked further and it seems that the function of the address
> cache is to rate limit the number of
> LOG_INFO: Received SNMP packet(s) from
> log messages
Oh, the line 'snmp_log(LOG_INFO, "Received SNMP packet(s) from %s\n",
addr);'? I thought that loggi
I'm looking at net-snmp-5.4.2/agent/snmp_agent.c and addrCache within.
As far as I can tell, while this cache is initialized and maintained
by the agent, it's never actually *accessed* beyond keeping it up to
date. Is this vestigial code that the agent has evolved past needing?
In 5.5 RC1's snmp_ag
Aha, I hadn't changed --default-mibs. That's it. Thanks kindly!
-Dan
2009/6/9 Wes Hardaker :
>>>>>> On Tue, 9 Jun 2009 15:57:58 -0700, dan anderson
>>>>>> said:
>
> da> A few places in the docs it is mentioned that MIBS=ALL is needed to
A few places in the docs it is mentioned that MIBS=ALL is needed to
denote that all mib files (normally in /usr/local/share/snmp/mibs/)
should be loaded. Alternately, individual mibs can be specified
instead of the ALL keyword. In my testing, library calls to
snmp_parse_oid parse the mibs in that d
> Oh yes, I could use this third approach, but in that case I need to
> write the "retrieval routines" two times: in HTTP and in Net-SNMP
> agent.
If you can afford the overhead, and the data is small enough that
RS232's limited bandwidth won't be a bottleneck, why don't you write a
simple common
given).
If anyone has the knowledge to be able to say whether it's the app or
the lib's behaviour that's incorrect, I'd appreciate knowing.
Cheers,
-D
2009/3/31 dan anderson :
> Tested and confirmed that setting pdu->agent_addr does not cause that
> to be used a
is this field actually supposed to be
used as the agent's source address, making it a bug in the library?
-Dan
2009/3/30 dan anderson :
> The snmptrap util seems to be ignoring the source ip provided.
>
> Details:
> pdu->agent_addr is where snmptrap (apps/snmptrap.c) store
The snmptrap util seems to be ignoring the source ip provided.
Details:
pdu->agent_addr is where snmptrap (apps/snmptrap.c) stores the
user-supplied source IP. snmpdtrap sends packets using snmp_send from
snmp_api.c, which in short order calls _sess_async_send, which if UDP
is being used eventuall
Why is there no exposed API for adding to com2SecList in
snmpUDPDomain.[c|h]? Right now the only way to add a
community->securityname mapping programatically is to call the token
parser; is this because of a plan to deprecate com2SecList?
Also, why are vacm_conf.c:vacm_in_view() and
vacm_conf.c:va
-Dan
2008/11/21 Jared Gisin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> How do I get involved in helping clean up this documentation?
>
> -Original Message-
> From: dan anderson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2008 3:11 PM
> To: Jared Gisin
> Cc: net-snmp-
Oh, and I haven't got it handy but there is definitely a page
somewhere on net-snmp.org with info on multiple handlers for a given
mib object.
2008/11/19 dan anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Try http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/dev/agent/group__handler.html#_details
> for some inf
Try http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/dev/agent/group__handler.html#_details
for some information to start off.
Yeah, the docs are a little lacking in some areas. If you find
yourself understanding things and able to articulate that knowledge,
I'm sure many people would be grateful if you wrote it u
0 Thomas Anders <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> dan anderson wrote:
>> Er, I just realized that the net-snmp site says to submit patches
>> using this list, but I don't recall actually seeing any - is this the
>> right place?
>
> Not sure where this is stated. The be
Er, I just realized that the net-snmp site says to submit patches
using this list, but I don't recall actually seeing any - is this the
right place?
-Dan
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For $SNMP_ROOT/snmplib/snmpusm.c:
3031,3033d3030
< * Note: userList must not be NULL (obviously), as thats a rather trivial
< * addition and is left to the API user.
< *
Since that statement is wrong - misleadingly so.
-Dan
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Hi all,
There is a session->usmUser converter, but I can't find a
usmUser->session converter. It's not quite as simple as copying over
fields, since in a multilingual situation the snmpCommunityTable might
need to be referenced. Does this converter exist somewhere, and am I
just not finding it?
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