Wes Hardaker wrote:
Rajagopal Then I started my snmpd with the following command
Rajagopal /usr/sbin/snmpd -L -f -c /usr/share/snmp/snmpd.conf
You're only loading one of them. The right way to do this is actually
to tell the agent to look in both places:
setenv SNMPCONFPATH
Rajagopal The main motto of our project is that the SNMPv3 agent
Rajagopal should act as proxy for the SNMPV2 agent when somebody
Rajagopal tries to query the version 2 snmpd.
Um, why wouldn't you have one agent that handled both requests? Or is
the v2 agent only listening locally and the v3
Hi,
Our development architecture is as follows.
Net-snmp with only SNMPV2 support is installed in the following path.
/usr/loca/XCompany/net-snmp (/lib, /bin, /man, /sbin, /share)
Its configuration file exists in /usr/local/XCompany/cfg/snmpd.conf
and the environment path settings for the SNMPV2
