Robert Story wrote:
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 14:47:12 -0800 John wrote:
JH> Arggh... Problem solved. Further research showed enterprises.3495 is where
JH> the Squid MIB is registered. The agent was proxying for Squid, but
JH> Squid was down. That broke the walk and caused the error
That shouldn't b
net-snmp version 5.0.6
OS REDHAT 8.x
I checked on the server where I made my snmpd.conf file skeleton
and it's
net-snmp 5.0.9
seems like the ones failing are forked processes
Is this definitely a limitation of 5.0.6 and I should have to check every
box and upgrade them to at least 5.0.9?
or so
Hi,
Can someone tell me why the following is not working consistently? my ntpd,
mingetty, and mysqld are stating they are not running when they clearly are.
in my smnpd.conf file:
# STANDARD process monitoring set
proc ntpd
proc sshd
proc crond
proc syslogd
proc klogd
proc mingetty
proc init
pr
Hi Robert and everybody, thank you very much for your answer.
I have a new question, if I run the agent with '-Ddumph_recv,dumpv_recv',
where could I see what the agent is actually receiving from the client?
There exists any archive to look? or where are the results dumped?
Thank you in advanced
> KJ> Next question is also with trapforwarding and the agent
> source address.
> KJ> Forwarded traps lose the originating source. Is there a
> flag to have
> KJ> forwarded traps keep their origination point?
>
> No, though there probably should be. I seem to recall this
> being discussed rec
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 11:12:21 +0100 MAUGER wrote:
MFER> i'd like to set up an snmp proxy forwarder on a linux but i really don't
MFER> know what to use (which application).
MFER> so if someone could give me a tips.
snmpd can proxy requests. See the snmpd.conf man page.
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Robert Story; NET-SNMP J
On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 17:54:33 -0300 Marão wrote:
MAAN> I look and there both snmp libraries (usr/lib/*snmp*
MAAN> /usr/local/lib/*snmp*)
MAAN>
MAAN> Should I remove "/usr/lib/*snmp*" or "/usr/local/lib/*snmp*" ???
So you still have the Slackware package installed. I'd try removing the
slackware pa
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 16:44:39 +0100 Anthony wrote:
AM> I would like to create a shared table with net-snmp but I don't known where
AM> (and when) I must create the table and add the row.
AM>
AM> In my system (one host), each program (which integrate agentX) must add a
AM> row in this table.
I don'
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 09:16:48 -0600 King, wrote:
KJ> Basically I am trying to create a trapmanager that will listen for the
KJ> traps, log them, then forward traps based on oid to various network
KJ> management systems. The forwarded traps though need to keep the originating
KJ> trap source.
KJ>
KJ
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 11:27:22 +0100 Anthony wrote:
AM> Hi,
AM>
AM> I want to integrate an agentX in a program but we can launch several
AM> instances of this program at the same time on the same host. Today, two
AM> instance of the program implements the same MIB then the snmpd (master
AM> agentx)
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 11:01:15 +0800 Paul wrote:
PC> And I have read the man page of snmptrapd.conf, there is no discription
PC> about the forward token. The version of the package I used is 5.2.1, does
PC> this version package support this token?
Yes, forward is supported in 5.2.1. Either you don't
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 09:09:04 +0800 Jim wrote:
JS>Thanks a lot. It works. One question - how do I know which library I
JS>should include?
You could use the net-snmp-config tool to report them. Try running
net-snmp-config --libs
JS> How do you normally trace and find out which lib
Source Package: Net-snmp-5.0.9
Configure Command: ./configure --with- cc=/LinuxPPC/CDK/bin/powerpc-linux-gcc --with-endianness=big --with-ldflags=-lpthread --host=x86-linux1
Then make .
Then I port the "snmpd" and the libs it needs to the target machine. I find that my snmpd runs well ,but whe
Thanks again ...
I change on the server doing the monitoring.
I look and there both snmp libraries (usr/lib/*snmp* /usr/local/lib/*snmp*)
Should I remove "/usr/lib/*snmp*" or "/usr/local/lib/*snmp*" ???
- Original Message -
From: "Robert Story" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Marão A. A. Neto
Hi,
I would like to create a shared table with net-snmp but I don't known where
(and when) I must create the table and add the row.
In my system (one host), each program (which integrate agentX) must add a row
in this table.
Is there someone who can give me an example around this problem ?
Th
Hi Laurie.
Laurie Gellatly wrote:
Hi,
Can someone confirm that the current version does not allow SNMP traps
to be handled both by net-snmp and the windows snmptrap.exe service?
From what I've seen it appears that which ever process stars first
opens port 162 exclusively.
Is that what the 'pass
I am currently looking into more configurable alternatives than the
commercial trap forwarding software we are using and so I am trying to use
net-snmp in the lab for a proof of concept.
Basically I am trying to create a trapmanager that will listen for the
traps, log them, then forward traps base
Anthony MASSE wrote:
Hi,
I want to integrate an agentX in a program but we can launch several instances of this program at the same time on the same host. Today, two instance of the program implements the same MIB then the snmpd (master agentx) send the demand (GET/SET) on only one program.
You sho
Title: Message
Hi,
Can someone confirm
that the current version does not allow SNMP traps to be handled both by
net-snmp and the windows snmptrap.exe service?
From what I've seen
it appears that which ever process stars first opens port 162
exclusively.
Is that what the
'pass through' devel
Hi,
I want to integrate an agentX in a program but we can launch several instances
of this program at the same time on the same host. Today, two instance of the
program implements the same MIB then the snmpd (master agentx) send the demand
(GET/SET) on only one program.
How can I resolve this
hi,
i'd like to set up
an snmp proxy forwarder on a linux but i really don't know what to use (which
application).
so if someone could
give me a tips.
thank you in
advance,
best regards
fabien
Kalocsai Endre wrote:
I'd like to create an own MIB file. And set its objects values.
You need to add code, then. Please read the FAQ, especially
http://www.net-snmp.org/docs/FAQ.html#I_ve_installed_a_new_MIB_file___Why_can_t_I_query_it_
+Thomas
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Thomas Anders (thomas.anders at blue-cable.de)
---
Hello,
I'm using snmp 5.1.2-5.backports.org.1 on debian woody.
I'd like to create an own MIB file. And set its objects values.
I did the followings:
create /mibdir/OWN-MIB.txt:
OWN-MIB DEFINITIONS ::= BEGIN
IMPORTS ucdavis FROM UCD-SNMP-MIB;
myobj OBJECT IDENTIFIER ::= { ucdavis }
testob
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