Re: Question on SNMPv1/2c Community strings and white spaces

On 04/08/06, rwilcox <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I was wondering if anyone knew, per the standards, > whether white space in a community string is allowed? In principle, yes it is. Such a community string might confuse the config file parsers, but I seem to remember tweaking the code to support

Question on SNMPv1/2c Community strings and white spaces

Hello, I was wondering if anyone knew, per the standards, whether white space in a community string is allowed? As far as I can tell, the community is defined as an octet string, which would suggest that white space is OK. Robert Wilcox ---

Re: monitoring freeradius with net-snmp and smux

Thanks Irwin, It's great that you replied! Have I followed the correct route with ... 1. compiled freeradius with the '--with-snmp' option 2. modified the freeradius snmp.conf file to include smux_password = verysecret 2. modified the radiusd.conf file with snmp = yes $INCLUDE

Re: OID printing question

Ah ... your explanation was highly illuminating. I didn't realize that I was using a more specific function and that the *print_value() function would have sufficed. I thought it was up to me (my code) to intuit the type of data and to call the appropriate printing function. Thanks!! Sh

monitoring freeradius with net-snmp and smux

Hi I have a requirement to monitor freeradius with snmp. According to the freeradius web site and other sources I've done the following... 1. compiled freeradius with the '--with-snmp' option 2. modified the freeradius snmp.conf file to include smux_password = verysecret 2. modified the

5.3.1 rpm build question

I grabbed the 5.3.1 source and the net-snmp.spec file. I have successfully built the rpm binaries on a RHEL v.3 box. The perl modules were also built successfully, but at the very end of the build process I receive a huge number of messages saying that "installed (but unpackaged)" files we

Detect presence of snmpd from agentx sub-agent?

Hi, I have enabled polling the snmpd master agent through specifying agentxPollInterval in the application's config file and it works as desired. However, we would like to send some traps as early as possible in our application (which is started as a daemon on Linux often immediately after snmp

J.AgentX subagent

I am having trouble to set up an agentX with the J.AgentX implementation. This implementation use the udp protocol, so I set the snmpd.conf with this parameters : master agentx agentXSocket udp:705 The registering of the subagent is OK as show this output log : Received 52 bytes from UDP: [1

Re: the enterprises . ucdavis . systemStats . ssCpuIdle represent the percentage instantly??

On 04/08/06, Elias Bou Rahal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > the OID enterprises . ucdavis . systemStats . ssCpuIdle is returning the > percentages of idle cpu time instantly or percentages in one hour ? "percentage of idle CPU time instandly" is meaningless. At a single instant, the CPU is eithe

the enterprises . ucdavis . systemStats . ssCpuIdle represent the percentage instantly??

Hi sir,         the OID enterprises . ucdavis . systemStats . ssCpuIdle is returning the percentages of idle cpu time instantly or percentages in one hour ?      if it s the percentages of idle cpu time instantly , do we have anyway to collect the percentages of idle cpu time in hour ?   Thank yo

Re: doubt about engine Id and community name

On 04/08/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Is there any relation between engine Id and community? No. If nothing else, an SNMP agent will only have one engineID, but could easily respond to several communities (with potentially different views for each one). The two are not connected in the slig

doubt about engine Id and community name

Hi All,    Is there any relation between engine Id and community? If so will any one explain me how they are related.   Regards, Raghavendra. S     - Take Surveys. Earn Cash. Influence the Future of IT Join SourceForge.n