On Sat, 2005-10-01 at 16:27 -0700, Fong Tsui wrote:
> By the way, how to run with "sess_read" token.?
-Dsess_read
> Normally, I only run -D -L options.
-D with no qualifying token will display *all* debug output.
-D{token} will display debug output associated with {token}
You can supp
Title: Re: Maximum packet size exceeded in a request
On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 12:03:49 -0700 Fong
wrote:FT> Does anybody know in what situation "Maximum packet size
exceeded in aFT> request" from _sess_read() in snmp_api.c could happen?
Is followingFT> related?
On Sat
On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 12:03:49 -0700 Fong wrote:
FT> Does anybody know in what situation "Maximum packet size exceeded in a
FT> request" from _sess_read() in snmp_api.c could happen? Is following
FT> related?
Can you run with debug enabled and the "sess_read" token, to see what the
packet size it?
> On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 21:43:40 -0700, "Fong Tsui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Fong> Only thing I can find in log file is "Maximum packet size exceeded in a
Fong> request" from snmpd.
Well, the problem is actually that you should never see that. What
you need to figure out is *why* it's thinkin
Title: RE: Maximum packet size exceeded in a request
Is it possible running short
of either memory or file descriptors could cause this "Maximum
packet size exceeded in a request" problem?
From: Fong TsuiSent: Mon 9/26/2005
9:43 PMTo: Fong Tsui;
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The scenario is querying data in a loop on UDP by using getbulk, it
works for a period of time. After a while, no data returns until restart
snmpd and its subagents. It is hard to catch when this hanging happens.
Only thing I can find in log file is "Maximum packet size exceeded in a
request&
> On Mon, 26 Sep 2005 12:03:49 -0700, "Fong Tsui" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
Fong> msgMaxSize is set different between udp and tcp. Is it supposed to be
Fong> the same?
It's supposed to be larger for the reliable transports. In theory,
yes we could probably support larger values for UDP but y
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Subject: Maximum packet size exceeded in a request
Does anybody know in what situation "Maximum packet size exceeded in a
request" from _sess_read() in snmp_api.c could happen? Is following
related?
Here is what I found,
msgMaxSize is set different between udp and tcp. Is it supp
Does anybody know in what situation "Maximum packet size exceeded in a
request" from _sess_read() in snmp_api.c could happen? Is following
related?
Here is what I found,
msgMaxSize is set different between udp and tcp. Is it supposed to be
the same?
For tcp (in both snmplib/snmpTCPDo
