I just noticed an issue with a version 3 user's passphrases. My user's authentication and privacy passphrases are set as . This is, eight ASCII characters 1. When a request is sent using a passphase that has more than eight characters, say I enter 10 characters '1', the passphrase is accep
> For example, i am using Linux (Debian) and i tried to get the total
> available memory on my host:
>
> 1) apt-get install snmp (NET-SNMP Tools - get, next commands and so on)...OK
> 2) apt-get install snmpd (NET-SNMP Agent)...OK
> 3) snmpget -c public -v 2c <> .1.3.6.1.4.1.2021.4.11
>
> "tcpd" might be more relevant - that's a
> common name of the tcp_wrapper daemon.
>
> What files does it include? ("rpm -q -l tcpd")
> Can you find a file "libwrap..." on the system at all?
> ("locate libwrap")
Yes that seems to be it. Somehow in our strange setup,
libwrap.a is not being li
Hi
Can somebody give me more information on
perl_module.pl found at site:
http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial-5/toolkit/perl/perl_module.pl
What is it ? How to use it?
Is it snmp agent?
Thanks
Sushil Gholap
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Hi
ALL
I have Redhat 7.3 with following packages installed.
ucd-snmp-devel-4.2.4-3
ucd-snmp-4.2.4-3
ucd-snmp-utils-4.2.4-3
I have also installed NET-SNMP Perl module.
This module provieds various (SNMP) API to support
SNMP using Perl.
e.g.:
get_request(), get_next_request(),get_table() etc.
Hello,
I am beginner in SNMP and i am trying to get information about my host:
1) memory and CPU usage.
2) List of processes in running state.
Could you help me? How can i get such information about my host?
For example, i am using Linux (Debian) and i tried to get the total available memory
o
Thanks Dave!!
It made a lot of sense...
Haris
My curiosity was to know what the orphan node in the MIB tree means,
and when does a node become an orphan node?
An orphan is a child without any parents,
so an orphan node i
> My curiosity was to know what the orphan node in the MIB tree means,
> and when does a node become an orphan node?
An orphan is a child without any parents,
so an orphan node is a node without a parent node.
i.e.
variableName ::= { company 21 }
where there isn't a valid definition of "com
Thanks Dave,
My curiosity was to know what the orphan node in the MIB tree means, and
when does a node become an orphan node? I played around the code a while,
and found that it has to do something with unlinked nodes in the tree. What
does an unlinked node mean?
Try changing this to read
While configure the package,
./configure -prefix=/usr
You would have given /usr/local
Thanks
Mahesh
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Mike Mohamet
Sent: Thursday, July 15, 2004 2:23 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: mib directory
Hi a
> > > Are these entries not
> > > mandatory to be specified in snmpd.conf for using SNMPv3 ??
> >
> > Nope.
> >
> But if I don't define these entries in snmpd.conf file then, it gives
> 'authorizationError'. I try as:
>
> ###In snmpd.conf
> createUser us
Hi,
I'm working on a solution to handle disk physical errors using SNMP
traps. I've got net-snmp installed on all my servers and would like to
set my agent to send traps to a management host whenever a disk is
dealing with physical errors.
Smartmon tools aren't a solution for me, since almost a
>> "hosts_ctl" sounds like part of the libwrap
>> mechanism. [possibly] provided by the "tcp_wrappers" RPM.
>> Do you have that installed?
>
> Don't know. Did an 'rpm -qa' and don't see anything called
> "tcp_wrappers". Only "tcpd.." and "net-tools.." look like they'd
> be worthy candidate
> I get the following error message from the net-snmp library:
> "Unlinked OID in COMPANY_MIB: VariableName ::= { company 21 }".
A minor point, but MIB variable names really ought to start with
a lower case letter. Initial upper case tokens are reserved
for type names, and similar built-in cons
Hi all,
I am trying to configure a new mib file in the agent with the
(with-mib-modules) option.
The directory that the installation is taking place is
the /usr/local/share/snmp/. Is there any way to change this directory in
to /usr/share/snmp/
Thanks in advance,
Mike
Title: problem compiling c++ code including table_mdf.h
Hi!
I have a problem when compiling a .cpp file which directly or indirectly includes table_mdf.h: the forward declaration of "struct netsnmp_request_group" should be "struct netsnmp_request_group_s;", otherwise I get a "different previ
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