Hi,
As mentioned I went to the site
http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial-5/toolkit/index.html
and followed all the instructions as mentioned in the tutorial. For details
I am specifying the steps followed by me.
1. I downloaded all the files present at the 'toolkit' page.
2. I have
Ramachandran, Sanjeev wrote:
HI Steve,
Tried cross compiling the net-snmp distribution, i am back with queries.
*#--with-mib-modules=fourD mibII mibII/tcp mibII/udp
mibII/tcpTable mibII/udpTable ucd-snmp/lmSensors\*
* During configuration If the above line is included , it
Hi Sanjeev,
But wait, there's more ...
Note the libraries I am including :
--with-ldlags=-lsensors -liw\
You probably don't need these if you're not trying to read data from any
LM sensors (-lsensors), or if you don't have a wireless interface
(-liw). The script is just an example,
Hi Robert, Thomas, David:
Thanks a lot for the help. Now I got all what I wanted and I understood the prefix
is the top directory on the target machine where the snmp is located. And the spelling
of exec_prefix is wrong on the web page. Bingo!!!
Thanks again!! :-)
-Jim
Hi Greeting:
Bruce's five issues resolved my problem. I did one step further.
I can get what I wanted by following Bruce's instruction. However something
different while I did this .
I tried to move the two options to the Makefile instead of giving the options on
the make
Hello,
Ok I messed up somewhere. Just dont know where. I think its an environment
variable issue?
I have been using persistence. Extracting tokens and creating oids in my MIB
tree and all is well.
Then I did something which has caused my environment to change. I cannot get
persistence to load
Hello,
Ok I was on the right path. Basically I completely forgot the little trick I
did.
This is what confused me. I have two configuration files both called
snmpd.conf.
One is for persistence and one is for general configuration which is
produced using snmpconf -g basic_setup.
My SNMPCONFPATH
On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 15:51:36 -0500 Gary wrote:
GC This is what confused me. I have two configuration files both called
GC snmpd.conf.
GC One is for persistence and one is for general configuration which is
GC produced using snmpconf -g basic_setup.
GC My SNMPCONFPATH was set to the point general
On Sat, 28 Aug 2004 14:04:55 +0530 Virender wrote:
VSC Essentially my requirement is that whenever a get, get-next or get-bulk
VSC request is received at my sub-agent, I want to make a propietary call to
VSC my NE to obtain the value for the oid(s).
Why not just use proxy support? (see
