> On Sun, 23 Apr 2006 18:58:18 +1000 (EST), Thomas Jeffry <[EMAIL
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Thomas> May I change its configuration without restart?
Thomas> Does signal SIGHUP works?
It's supposed to. Having said that, it's not great. HUP has always
been hard to peg down as saying when it wor
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> Could you gi
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On Thu, 2006-01-12 at 11:12 +0100, MAZELIN-EXTERNAL Christophe wrote:
> My application send a trap locally
How does your application do this? What code does it use?
> I wrote this snmpd.conf :
Is your application an SNMP *agent*, based on the Net-SNMP agent code?
Or is it a different applicat
Title: RE: NET-SNMP Configuration
Chris
The initial traps which you got are forwarded by snmpd, but when your try to send traps using snmptrap, bydefault it will send to 162 port for clients. So you need to send traps(snmptrap) with your required port #no in the command. If agent itself
