Hi Folks,
I have understood that tool 'snmptrap' uses random ports (source port) to
send traps to NMS (destination port 162).
What is the procedure to configure snmptrap to use specified port (single
or range). Please advise.
Thank you,
Pushpa Thimmaiah
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Hi Folks,
SnmpDaemon running on my desktop and using 'snmptrap' to send traps out
from desktop
Value of object DISMAN-EVENT-MIB::sysUpTimeInstance in snmptraps and in
'snmpget -m ALL -M ~/mibs -v 2c -c public localhost
DISMAN-EVENT-MIB::sysUpTimeInstance' differs.
After de
> Hello.
>
> I am configuring snmpdtrap.conf to get the logs in file and
> execute the trap handler for perticular oid.
> the configuration is as below.
>
> # Example configuration file for snmptrapd
> #
> # No traps are handled by defa
Hi.
I am triyng to generate a snmptrap on debian etch using the package
snmpd 5.2.3-7etch2. The traps are based on disk use.But I don't find
the solution or the problem.
I added this lines to the default snmpd.conf file:
smuxsocket 127.0.0.1
com2sec readonly default public
trapcommunit
particular, the sections on
a) SYSTEM INFORMATION ("Process Monitoring")
and
b) ACTIVE MONITORING ("DisMan Event MIB")
> Now, I've been reading the net-snmp tutorial on snmptraps, and as far as
> I've understood, I need a custom MIB file right?
Hello, I'm trying to implement a simple snmptrap, that checks if a
process is running, and if it's not, fire up an email telling the
proccess crashed, stuff like this.
Now, I've been reading the net-snmp tutorial on snmptraps, and as far as
I've understood, I need a custo
