RE: objects marked not-accessible returned by snmpwalk

2015-04-28 Thread Tim Culhane
Hi Bill, I generated my files using the mfd (mib for dummies) option to mib2c and chose the caching option. Its not using the table iterator, just the “normal” table helper … I think. Tim From: Bill Fenner [mailto:fen...@gmail.com] Sent: 27 April 2015 19:28 To: Tim Culhane Cc:

Regarding New MIB integration with python

2015-04-28 Thread chetan Sharma
Hi I am working with Net-snmp (SNMPD deamon debian). I want to add few more mibs to use it for remote snmp get request. I want to use python platform for this development. Can you suggest which library can be used as sub agent to reply for snmpget request on server side. I am find few

Support of hash SHA256 from NetSnmp

2015-04-28 Thread Gerasimos Kouris
Hello snmp coders, I have a question on snmp encryption.As far as I understand AES ciphers stronger than 128bits are not supported by NetSnmp. How about hash SHA2? Does NetSnmp support hash SHA256?If yes, on which version and how could I set it when defining a new v3 user to respond to snmp reque

RE: objects marked not-accessible returned by snmpwalk

2015-04-28 Thread Tim Culhane
Hi Again, I notice that MFD_SKIP -- (SNMP_NOSUCHINSTANCE) can be returned if an oid is “reserved”. I wonder if I could do this for my IPAddress oid and any other oids marked ‘not-accessible’. Does anybody know if it is possible to get the ‘MAX-ACCESS’ value for an oid from a reques

Re: objects marked not-accessible returned by snmpwalk

2015-04-28 Thread Bill Fenner
On Tue, Apr 28, 2015 at 7:33 AM, Tim Culhane wrote: > Does anybody know if it is possible to get the ‘MAX-ACCESS’ value for an > oid from a request via the net-snmp API? > mib2c has access to it (and in theory it's in charge of getting that info into the code). There's no access to this info fr