Hi,
>From the older posts in NetSNMP forums I understood that NetSNMP version
5.1.4 was (partially) supporting AES256 and later versions of the NetSNMP
dropped the support.
>From the information available in the NetSNMP wiki, it seems they dropped
the support as AES 256 & 192 were in draft phase.
Hi there,
as long as 5.5 is supported ^^: Is there any known issue that the
netsnmp_select_info-function is crashing? Is that maybe fixed with 5.6?
I already asked that in another thread, but nobody answered right now.
Maybe I am doing something wrong, but 5.4.3 and less are not crashing. 5.5
Dear all,
I'm try to install net-snmp on my unix server (sun 5.9 sun4us
sparc).
+:/ gcc lib installed
+:/ openssl installed.
+:/ netsnmp installed.
- Install a startup script
- : /etc/rc3.d/S78net-snmp ::
ð Done.
- Creating snmpd.conf
Hi,
We have a situation where in the subagent proces is getting killed without
any core dumps, while this is happening, one of the managers added (first one
in the list) to snmpd.conf is getting removed from the snmpd.conf file. We dont
see any logs that the subagent is doing this removal. I
On 23 September 2010 15:52, Constantine, Jenna
wrote:
> I am attempting to produce an obsolescence plan for software
> suppliers and I was hoping you could provide me with the support
> lifecycle for the below product:
>
> Net-SNMP Net-SNMP 5.2.2
As Ron has said, this version of the code is no lo
Hello All,
I currently monitor the interface bandwidth from my debian servers using
STG and we've recently replaced a server with a new one and I've
installed net-snmp on it, but it won't allow me to get per-second
interface bandwidth details. When STG queries the snmp, it returns a
value t
Someone know which libraries needs pthread?
Thanks!
--- On Wed, 9/22/10, Leo Lin wrote:
From: Leo Lin
Subject: Re: Crosscompiling Netsnmp-5.6.rc1 for arm-unknown-linux under Cgywin
To: "Net-snmp-users"
Date: Wednesday, September 22, 2010, 5:18 PM
Hi,
Following up with my previous e
> From: Constantine, Jenna [mailto:jenna.constant...@paradigmservices.com]
> I am attempting to produce an obsolescence plan for software suppliers and
> I was hoping you could provide me with the support lifecycle for the below
> product:
> Net-SNMP
> 5.2.2
http://net-snmp.sourceforge.net/
Ok. I cant change templates so easily, but if that's the only way out, I would.
Can you tell me why changing the configuration file will enable "in_addr_t" to
be found ? I even tried editing net_snmp_config.h to HAVE_INADDR_T as 0 but
still did not work.
Kavita
--- On Thu, 9/23/10, anup.shan.
Hi there
I am attempting to produce an obsolescence plan for software suppliers
and I was hoping you could provide me with the support lifecycle for the
below product:
Net-SNMP Net-SNMP5.2.2
Many thanks
Jenna Constantine
This e-mail is for the intended addressee only. T
Hello, I am developing an application to monitor the routing table for
teaching purposes. As the routing table changes several times in less than 30
seconds, numerous changes are lost. since that in 30 seconds the SNMP manager
always capture the same table. I tried using the commands:
snmpnet
Hi,
(I am all new to the snmp itself, let alone net-snmp implementation).
I would like to use netsnmp to monitor and manage a cluster of 180
linux-based appliances and wondered about whether it is possible to extend
netsnmp in the following way: I want to to set up a listener (using python
binding
JORDI LOPEZ wrote:
> What if you make a small program that gets the PDU from the serial and relays
> it to net-snmp using a socket to 127.0.0.1 UDP port 161 and relay back the
> answer to the serial, sort of a bridge between serial and socket. No need to
> decode the PDU.
>
> In this way net-sn
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