Arun Raju wrote:
> using snmptranslate found that ifAdminStatus has RW permission ..
snmptranslate reports that ifAdminStatus has *maximum* permissions
of read-write. This means that it is _permissible_ for an agent to support
SET requests for this object, not that a particular agent necessarily
Arun Raju wrote:
> I am using
> Net-Snmp version 5.1.2
> linux red hat 5.3
[...]
> Now when i perform
> snmpset -d -v 2c localhost interfaces.ifTable.ifEntry.ifAdminStatus i 2
> o/p--> noWritable.
Try net-snmp 5.3.x (I'd recommend 5.3.1.pre3 or later) which ships with
a rewritten IF-MIB impleme
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hailkumoso> * disable the interface (eth0) or
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>>>>> On Wed, 7 Jun 2006 07:44:02 -0700
(PDT), hailkumoso hailkumoso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
hailkumoso> * disable the interface (eth0) or the Mac port using SNMP
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> On Wed, 7 Jun 2006 07:44:02 -0700 (PDT), hailkumoso hailkumoso <[EMAIL
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hailkumoso> * disable the interface (eth0) or the Mac port using SNMP
hailkumoso> API's. I know we can use the set command but am not sure
hailkumoso> of which OID to use for?
hailkumoso> * e
Hi: How can I: * disable the interface (eth0) or the Mac port using SNMP API's. I know we can use the set command but am not sure of which OID to use for? * enable back the same interface. Also, whats the procedure for finding a OID of a particular leaf node in the MIB. Thank
