RE: Problem in Porting net-snmp to uClinux

2008-03-18 Thread manu.asm
Hi All, Net-snmp 5.0.8 is working fine on Blackfin uClinux. I have a question here. In linux, all the MIB files are stored under /usr/local/share/snmp/mibs folder. The snmpd demon gets the mib files from there. Similarly, Where exactly we have to put the mib files in uClinux? and how to tell t

RE: Problem in Porting net-snmp to uClinux

2008-03-11 Thread manu.asm
Ya sure, Give me some time. I will put the steps I followed in the mailing list. Thanks, Manu -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Shield Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 3:27 PM To: Manu Asm (WT01 - MCE-Consumer Electronics) Cc: net-snmp-co

RE: Problem in Porting net-snmp to uClinux

2008-03-11 Thread manu.asm
Sorry Dave, Anyway thanks for your help. I have ported net-snmp agent to uClinux and it is working fine. Thanks, Manu -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dave Shield Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 3:07 PM To: Manu Asm (WT01 - MCE-Consumer Elec

RE: Problem in Porting net-snmp to uClinux

2008-03-06 Thread manu.asm
Hi Dave, When I try with this command, I am getting the following response on my target and snmpd is not running: root:/bin> snmpd -f -Le -d -c /etc/snmpd.conf Usage: snmpd [-h lhost] [-p lport] [-c community] The content of my snmpd.conf file is: # sec.name source community com2

RE: Problem in Porting net-snmp to uClinux

2008-03-06 Thread manu.asm
Hi Dave, As you suggested, I have tried to give the path of snmpd.conf in my run-time environment. The exact command I gave is (snmpd.conf file is stored under /etc/ at run-time environment): root:/bin> snmpd -c /etc/snmpd.conf & 58 And the ps command shows that snmpd is running. root:/bin> ps

Problem in Porting net-snmp to uClinux

2008-03-06 Thread manu.asm
Hi All, I am able to run the SNMP agent on the uClinux (Blackfin Board). I am using the following command to run the agent: root:/bin> snmpd -c tst & where tst is the community name. On the SNMP manager, I am giving the command: [EMAIL PROTECTED] sbin]# snmpwalk -v 1 -c tst