Thank you so much.
I will read that tutorial and will tell you my experience
2010/11/24 Dave Shield
> On 24 November 2010 06:57, Bart Van Assche wrote:
> > It might be a better idea to convert Quagga from SMUX to AgentX. If you
> do
> > this properly, it will be possible to choose at run-time b
On 24 November 2010 06:57, Bart Van Assche wrote:
> It might be a better idea to convert Quagga from SMUX to AgentX. If you do
> this properly, it will be possible to choose at run-time between running
> Quagga as a stand-alone agent or an AgentX-subagent.
I would strongly support this approach.
On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 12:35 AM, Luis QuaggaSnmp wrote:
> The OS will be always Unix.
> I really want to monitoring Quagga without install Net-Snmp.
> Now a days, if you want to monitoring a PC with quagga, you have to install
> Net-Snmp in this PC.
> What I want to do is implement snmpd daemon i
Hello Claus.
The OS will be always Unix.
I really want to monitoring Quagga without install Net-Snmp.
Now a days, if you want to monitoring a PC with quagga, you have to install
Net-Snmp in this PC.
What I want to do is implement snmpd daemon into Quagga. I think putting the
snmpd code into quagga
Hello,
I worked with Quagga and net-snmp on an embedded system a view yeas ago.
What i missed was a read/write implementation of the OSPF MIB.
If you only want to monitor the if/ip/routing mibs, it works fine with
net-snmp without quagga.
The main question seems what you really want to do:
* To
Thank you very much.
In answer to your question, I´m looking just reporting routing-related
information. For example, when a new ip adress is added.
I want to implement Quagga code with snmp daemon inside. So, if I install
Quagga in a PC(1), it is not necessary to install Net-SNMP.
>From another
On 23 November 2010 15:29, Quagga Snmp wrote:
> In this situation, in PC(1) is necessary to install two things: quagga AND
> stock snmpd.
> In my project, I want the snmp daemon into quagga.
> I need install only one thing: quagga
I think that's somewhat misleading.
In the current configuration
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 04:29:31PM +0100, Quagga Snmp wrote:
> In this situation, in PC(1) is necessary to install two things: quagga AND
> stock snmpd. I understand what you say.
> I have to do this project to finish my university studies, if I wanted to do
> this, I ´d use your idea.
>
> Quagga
In this situation, in PC(1) is necessary to install two things: quagga AND
stock snmpd. I understand what you say.
I have to do this project to finish my university studies, if I wanted to do
this, I ´d use your idea.
Quagga is constructed in modules ( rip daemon, bgp daemon, etc...). In my
projec
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 03:18:03PM +0100, Quagga Snmp wrote:
> But, with SMUX I need a intermediary, or not?
I guess so, depending on what you mean.
It's been a while since I worked on this, but if I recall correctly you'd need
two things:
* Stock snmpd, the same one that ships with the distro (
But, with SMUX I need a intermediary, or not?
My idea, I have a PC(1) with Quagga, and other PC(2) with MRTG (monitoring
software), and I want to ask some variables from PC(2) to PC(1) without
intermediate software.
For example, I want to ask which is the value of "ip_forward" in PC(1) from
PC(2).
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 02:48:13PM +0100, Quagga Snmp wrote:
> Quagga itself does not support SNMP agent (server daemon) functionality but
> is able to connect to a SNMP agent using the SMUX protocol.
>
> I want that quagga support SNMP agent (daemon snmpd) without installing
> other software, I m
Quagga itself does not support SNMP agent (server daemon) functionality but
is able to connect to a SNMP agent using the SMUX protocol.
I want that quagga support SNMP agent (daemon snmpd) without installing
other software, I mean, if you install Quagga software in a PC, immediately you
can send "
On 23 November 2010 12:09, Quagga Snmp wrote:
> I´m working in a project of my university. The tarjet is to insert a snmp
> daemon in Quagga (routing suite).
>
> Is anyone working in this?
I'm no expert on Quagga, but I believe it already has SNMP support
(running as a SMUX subagent)
See http://
Hello.
I´m a new user in this list. My name is Luis, I´m from Madrid ( Spain ).
I´m working in a project of my university. The tarjet is to insert a snmp
daemon in Quagga (routing suite).
Is anyone working in this?
Quagga is constructed with modules: a module for RIP (ripd), other module
for OSP
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