Hi,
I am a novice in the field of networking and have hardly any knowledge of SNMP. I have
been assigned with the task of setting up SNMP monitoring on HP-UX servers via
net-snmp. Searched the forum as well as net, but did not find any document that gave
the details of what steps need to be ta
I'm trying to compile and install net-snmp on a Solaris system. It's
a little tricky because It's a server at my school and
obviously I don't have root access, so I'm installing the whole thing
in a "fake root" directory in my home directory via ssh. I don't care
about the agent, all I need are t
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 18:30:58 -0400 Robert wrote:
RS> On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 18:27:47 -0400 Robert wrote:
RS> RS> Sorry for the delayed response. Can you try running the agent in the
RS> RS> foreground, with packet dump turned on, and the poll with both net-snmp
RS> RS> and solarwinds. Then send the pack
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004 18:27:47 -0400 Robert wrote:
RS> Sorry for the delayed response. Can you try running the agent in the
RS> foreground, with packet dump turned on, and the poll with both net-snmp and
RS> solarwinds. Then send the packet dumps.
Forgot to give you the commands to run in the foregro
On Tue, 03 Aug 2004 02:12:31 + Bill wrote:
BS> I discovered at the very least, a situation which causes the snmpd to
BS> run into a spin opening up /etc/mtab. I did a bit of discovery on the
BS> issue - I have tcpdump with full packet length + output from strace. I
BS> am not very familiar with
I had ethereal running during the testing. And yes, I
did see the linkDown trap message received by the
destination terminal for the traps.
So, should I just create this new file wth the same
contents as the file that I am using right now (i.e.
the one in /var/net-snmp)?
< No idea - sorry.>
> I use "snmptrapd -Lf trap.log" to log the incoming trap.
> The trap information logged in the trap.log file is like this:
> SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.5517.4.1.1.2.0 =3D INTEGER: 0.
> For string 5517.4.1.1.2.0 is part of the OID,
> is there any command to log MIB translated info (text based)
> to
Title: Problem to run perl_module.pl (net-snmp 5.1.2)
Hi List,
I'd like to provide some additional values via a perl subagent. I tried to use perl_module.pl from the net-snmp page, but it does not work.
I always get:
snmpget -v1 -Ov -c public .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.999.1.2.1.0
Error in pa
Hello
I would like to send trap to NNM when the number of processes(e.g.ssh) is more
than 3,
my snmpd.conf: proc ssh 3
trapsink ip_address
but it doesn't send.
When I stop snmpd I have in logfile this:
snmpd: send_trap: Failure in sendto (Invalid argument).
I don't know if these problems are
I can't see anything, but when I stop the agent I can see in NNM received
event type .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.4.0.2
> > I would like to send trap to NNM when the number of processes
> > (e.g.ssh) is more than 3,
> >
> > my snmpd.conf: proc ssh 3
> >trapsink ip_address
> >
> > but it does
Both patches, the one in the bug and the mine, seemed to work fine.
Maybe I missed the patch at the bottom of the bug report at that time
and came up with mine. I had forgotten about it since my patch worked
for me.
Thanks for the response.
Joel
On Fri, 2004-10-01 at 10:01, Robert Story wrote:
hell andy,
make install was successfully executed ..
then i configured the agent by using the command ./configure
..PARAMETERS
during this i was asked many questions which i answered
appropriately..
but then i was not able to run the agent .. i was unable to proceed
.
Hi,
I am able to receive SNMPv3 traps after setting the
trapsess parameters correctly(particularly the port
number 162) by seeing an earlier answered query for
another developer.
Now I have another concern. When the passphrase is
wrongly entered in the snmpd.conf (not the same as
configured in sn
I use “snmptrapd –Lf trap.log” to log the
incoming trap. The trap information logged in the trap.log file is like
this: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.5517.4.1.1.2.0 = INTEGER: 0. For
string 5517.4.1.1.2.0 is part of the OID, is there any command to log MIB
translated info (text based) to the
I can't see anything, but when I stop the agent I can see in NNM event
type .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.4.0.2
> > I would like to send trap to NNM when the number of processes
> > (e.g.ssh) is more than 3,
> >
> > my snmpd.conf: proc ssh 3
> >trapsink ip_address
> >
> > but it doesn't send.
Deepak,
More information is needed to effectively help you.
Did you run a make install?
Did you configure the agent?
Can you confirm that the agent is running?
What is the snmpget command line that you are using when you attempt to
query the agent?
Providing the answers to those questions will ge
I'm sorry for missing informations
OS: Slackware 10.0 i686 kernel 2.6.8
net-snmp-5.2.pre1
> On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 17:35:28 + bird wrote:
> B> but it doesn't send.
> B> When I stop snmpd I have in logfile this:
> B> snmpd: send_trap: Failure in sendto (Invalid argument).
>
> What platform are you
> I can't see anything, but when I stop the agent I can see in NNM
> received event type .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.4.0.2
That sounds as if it's NNM which is receiving the traps, not snmptrapd.
In which case, it's not surprising that snmptrapd isn't actually
doing anything!
Dave
--
I can't see anything, but when I stop the agent I can see in NNM received
event type .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.4.0.2
> > I tried both methods. Then I started the trap daemon
> > and administratively shut down an interface. But my
> > program still doesnt get called up.
>
> But are you sure that the trap d
Hello everyone,
I receive twice trap per notification.
Here is the list of snmpd.conf trap & access statements:
"...
rocommunity public 192.9.200.0/24
rwcommunity private 192.9.200.67
trap2sink 192.9.200.67 private 162
authtrapenable 1
..."
I receive 2 instances of every trap in my NNM alarm Brow
> Is it okay to register the transport domain before the init_snmp()
> function call?
Ummm...
John's the expert on this stuff, but I've just had a quick look at the
code, and I can't see why not. There doesn't seem to be any explicit
initialisation of the overall transport domain registry - it'
Thanks a lot for the help Dave.
Dave Shield wrote:
My application has its own Transport Layers. How will I integrate
my Transport Layers with the NET-SNMP so the transport that the
application will use is my Tranport Layer.
You'll probably need to write wrapper routines round your transport
layer,
Is IPSec supported by NET-SNMP?
Mahesh
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> My application has its own
prashanth raghavan wrote:
Further, the only location of snmptrapd.conf is under
the /var/net-snmp subdirectory. Should I copy this
file to another location?
Uh, definitely. This is the persistent file that's not meant
to hold "traphandle" directives (as that file clearly says:
don't edit it).
Run
> My application has its own Transport Layers. How will I integrate
> my Transport Layers with the NET-SNMP so the transport that the
> application will use is my Tranport Layer.
You'll probably need to write wrapper routines round your transport
layer, to match the Net-SNMP transport API. Ther
> I would like to send trap to NNM when the number of processes
> (e.g.ssh) is more than 3,
>
> my snmpd.conf: proc ssh 3
>trapsink ip_address
>
> but it doesn't send.
> When I stop snmpd I have in logfile this:
> snmpd: send_trap: Failure in sendto (Invalid argument).
> I don't
> I tried both methods. Then I started the trap daemon
> and administratively shut down an interface. But my
> program still doesnt get called up.
But are you sure that the trap daemon is actually
*receiving* a 'linkDown' trap? The Net-SNMP agent
doesn't normally generate such things.
(See the F
Hello,
I am new to this mailing list. I am currently investigating
on how to use the NET-SNMP API for my application. I am just
stuck up on something I cannot understand fully well.
My application has its own Transport Layers. How will I integrate
my Transport Layers with the NET-SNMP so the transp
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