I was recently confronted with the same problem and tried a few different
approaches. I am sure there is no "one single right way" to do it. But here
is a summary of my experience.
Environment: RedHat 9, NetSNMP 5.1.1
I didn't want to directly modify the agent code at all or to have to build a
cu
1. What's the advantage of writing a sub-agent rather than a SNMP agent? What's the
recommended way?
To share the load of the SNMP Agent.
To make the system scalable without changing the code of the Agent
2. If written a sub-agent, then how do agent and sub-agent communicate?
SMUX/AGE
Hi
Firstly what a great piece of work net-snmp is.
Secondly please help
I know this has been asked before and the answers
usually have been, "yes, with a bit of work" or "read
the proxy section of the snmpd.conf" I have read it.
I have seen postings answered by Dave Shield, Wes
Hardaker and
Hi!
"./snmpd -D " option is debugging mode.
if you look at /var/log/snmpd.log, you will see the debug message.
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Title : How to debug the agent
I've integrated my MIB with the net-snmp
Hello,
Reinstalled linux red hat version 9. Then promptly grabbed the
net-snmp-5.1.1.rh9.i686.rpm.
I then performed the magic:
>rpm -i net-snmp-5.1.1.rh9.i686.rpm
to get the below:
perl (Tk) is needed by net-snmp-5.1.1
I then grabbed the package Tk800-804.027.tar.gz. Performed the necessary
g
Title: Message
Hi
Everyone,
Thanks for your time I am having problems polling ram on a SUSE 8.1
Enterprise Linux box. I believe that I have net-snmp configured
correctly. I am currently using mrtg to poll cpu, and that works
great. I am running net-snmp version 5.1.1
However when
Hi,
the easiest way is to launch the agent with this syntax:
snmpd -f -L -DALL
-f: don't go back to shell (easier to stop it with ctrl-c).
-L: print messagges to the stdout (otherwise they go to
/var/log/snmpd.log. I guess to you can change this with the configure
script).
-D: select the scope of
Hi All,
Just a simple query:
1. What's the advantage of writing a sub-agent rather than a SNMP
agent? What's the recommended way?
2. If written a sub-agent, then how do agent and sub-agent communicate?
Regards,
PMM
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I've integrated my MIB with the net-snmp agent, and it was working properly.
After some recent additions to my application, the agent spills out an error
of "No Such Object available on this agent", for an 'snmpwalk'.
I'd like to debug the agent, and reach the problem.
Does the net-snmp agent
Per earlier (personal) reply and my other post to this list:
This is the precise symptom I got when building from a directory with
spaces in the path.
Is "/home/rasit/Snmp/All" the real directory, or is it something else,
like "home/rasit/Snmp/All modules" ?
Try cd-ing to the directy and *ma
Thanks Dave.
I have one more question - If I try to access UCD-SNMP-4.2.5 agent v3
with any other 3rd party SNMP Manager then it is required to mention the
EngineId of agent into the configuration files of some of these SNMP
Managers. Where do I find the value of EngineId of agent?
Please note tha
> As it happens, there are nine separate postings to the users
> list that reference the string "PerlIO_fprintf" and dating from
> April 2003 up to the my posting just a few days ago.
Which version of the code are you using?
The use of the 'PerlIO_fprintf' call was removed some time before
the 5.1
> gcc -g -O2 -Dlinux -x c ieee802dot11_oldapi.c
>
> I get errors having this form:
>
> var_ieee802dot11 undeclared here (not in a function)
> initialiser element is not constant
> (near initialisation for 'ieee802dot11_variables[0].findVar')
And what does the relevant code look like?
> What
Hi,
a few months ago Joel Parker described a problem with 5.1.1 on
Linux. He was getting invalid traps with mteHotValue set to 0 and
without an ErrMessage. You may see the posting at
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=8111760
The other day I ran into the very same problem using
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