Wes> The agent doesn't work in a threaded environment at this point.
Manuel> Is this blanket statement really correct? From the documentation I
Manuel> gathered that running multiple agent threads is problematic but
Manuel> running the whole agent as a single thread may not be?
Yes - that should
Christina> However, the Term::ReadKey is installed on this machine...
Christina> Any ideas?
Wes> RPM doesn't check actually installation, it only checks installed RPMs
Wes> (sigh). Thus, you can force the rpm installation using -i --nodeps
Wes> which should work just fine.
Yes - "nodeps" is a
Detlef> 2. Is it right, that the agentaddress of a SNMPv1 Trap, sended by an
Detlef> agentx subagent via net-snmp master agent is 0.0.0.0. ?
Wes> Um, probably? sounds about right.
I can well believe that this is happening.
But I'd hesitate to describe it as "right".
As far as SNMP concerned, the
> How and where does snmpget application discover the engine ID of agent's
> machine?
It uses the approach outlined in RFC 3414, section 4 "Discovery".
It actually sends the same request two or three times, in the
sure and certain expectation that the first one(s) will fail.
But the error repor
> Here is more information on what I want to do:
>
> -
> oid oid1[] = { 1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,5};
>
> I have two variables of the type:
>
> #define VAR1 1
> { VAR1, ASN_UNSIGNED , RONLY, foo, 2, { 1,1 } },
> #define VAR2 1
> { VAR2, ASN_UNSIGNED , RONLY, foo, 2, { 1,2 }
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> > > in snmpd.conf i have:
> > > trapsess -Ci -c public -v 2c snmp
> > > monitor -r 10 -o prNames -o prErrMessage "process table" prErrorFlag != 0
> > Does the trap handler running on the system 'snmp' receive a trap
> > when the agent first starts up (and shuts down) ?
> while there is no comu
> For the agent to understand the snmp applications from Net-SNMP, I must
> install the Net-SNMP software also in the agent?
No - the agent *is* the software that understands SNMP requests.
The Net-SNMP suite includes an agent, but if you've already got
an agent installed on a particular box, you
Pedro> After this, i tried to use the snmp applications using the localhost:
Pedro> snmpget -v 2c -c public localhost system.sysLocation.0
Ted> How about starting the daemon :-)
Bruce> An snmpd.conf file might be appropriate. So would RTFM.
In particular, the FAQ entries:
Requests alway
> Actually, better yet we could make use of the fact that snmptrapd is a
> sub-agent already to the master agent. We could then simply register
> another usmUser table under a different SNMPv3 context (say
> "snmptrapd") and thus you could configure snmptrapd's users by talking
> directly to the m
> I am getting this segmentation fault error while trying to run
> snmpd under cygwin gdb. Any suggestions or ideas?
This *might* be a bug in the Windows library, as William suggests.
But it might also be a result of a failure in higher level code.
I'd suggest that before trying to point the
> I am trying to implement a table using net-snmp5.1. I
> have a simple array that I want to rertieve from this
> table. When I do a walk on this table it loops forever
> in my get_next entry function.
The 'lnbCustom2Table_get_next_data_point' routine needs to return NULL
when it gets to the end
> here is a snippet from the ethereal
> trace, taken running my script as designed:
>
> Source Destination Protocol Info
> 140.107.74.123 140.107.50.5 SNMP GET ccitt.1
> 140.107.50.5 140.107.74.123 SNMP RESPONSE ccitt.1
> 140.107.74.123 140.107.50.5 SNMP GET ccitt
> To experiment the very first few step I hard coded every return
> values for each case under switch(vp->magic). My table is a table
> of 5 entries. It didn't give me anything when I issued "get" or
> "getnext" commands
> Could you kind show me what should I do to cross over the very first
> The equipment has an SNMP agent running on it. However, I need some tools
> in order to request or set information from the SNMP agent.
>
> This way, I was wondering if I can install the Net-SNMP software and use its
> tools to request or set information from the SNMP agent. Is this possible?
> Why should I call init_agent() from
> my management application i.e. the code which will either receive
> traps or make snmpget/set commands only.
Because "init_agent" is the bit that handles some of the
persistent configuration information. You don't need that
for
> I am sorry but still I didn't find
> init_agent("snmptrapd") in snmptrapd.c of ucd-snmp-0.4.2.5
OK.
Both Wes and I will have been looking at the v5 code.
The v4 line is rather old now, and is no longer being developed.
> init_snmp("snmptrapd") is there.
> And I am also calling this function.
> Do you know what's the meaning of "No more variables left in this MIB View"
> Could it be the "access control" prohibiting the access to my private mib
> tree? Or the registration and binding of my mib tree is actually failed?
Those are the two most likely causes.
It basically means:
"there'
> I thought it was going to be a quick task, and thus explaining how to
> do it would take longer than doing it so I started in on it. However,
> in the process I found that I'm not sure agentx has ever supported
> contexts properly so I had to fix that first.
Yup - I'd also had a go at this tas
> The thing is you shouldn't have those tokens [engineBoots and oldEngineID]
> generally stored in a management app in the first place
That's certainly true for a Request Generator application, where the
engineID/Boots information will come from the agent being queried.
But doesn't a Notificatio
> After execute the agent with - ./snmpd -f -L -d -p
> the following appeared -
> /usr/local/share/snmp/snmpd.conf: line 26: Warning: Unknown token: group.
> /usr/local/share/snmp/snmpd.conf: line 27: Warning: Unknown token: group.
How did you run "configure" for this agent?
It look
> What changed between 5.0.x and 5.1.x with respect to the custom "exec"
> MIB?
The internal implemenmtation of this facility changed quite significantly
between the 5.0.x and 5.1.x lines. In particular, it now uses the v5
handler-based API (rather than the old v4 API), and caches the output
i
[ Can you please *NOT* post the same query to
both users and coders lists. It's completely
unnecessary, and just adds to the support load.
I'll break my usual policy this once, and offer
assistance anyway. But as a general rule I just
del
> I am looking for the reason why sysUptime and snmpTrapOID variables are
> appended with a .0 instance in trap (notification) messages.
Because a value is always associated with an *instance* of a MIB object,
rather than the object itself. This holds for both table column objects
(where there
> I would like to use persistence for the MIBS and need some advice on this. I
> would like to still use the
> internal memory table generated code and simply add extensions to this code
> so that I can add close a file.
> Is there a standard procedure for creating persistence?
Basically you need
> Hi,
>
> I am using mib2c to generate code for tables.
>
> When i view the XXX_columns.h file, I see that the #defines that identify
> the columns in my table are sometimes given repeating and non-continous
> numbers.
> And sometimes I have noticed that the column numbers don't even start at 1,
> Please tell me how to use the binaries like:
See
http://www.net-snmp.org/tutorial-5/commands/index.html
This doesn't necessarily touch on these particular binaries,
but it does cover a number of similar commands.
If you use the same approach with these as well, things
should work OK.
Dave
> I have following entries in snmpd.conf -
>
>trapsess -v 3 -e 0x0102030405 localhost
Just a longshot, but try using:
trapsess -v 3 -e 0x0102030405 localhost:162
(with the same settings as before)
I've got a sneaking recollection that "trapsess" may try to
send traps to port
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> My apologies... here's my reply in plain text.
Unfortunately not.
It's still dual Text+HTML :-(
> stupid corporate email standards
like the man said
>> The first thing that I'd be inclined to check is whether this problem
>> is triggered by the output that's being read in (perhaps the size
> If someone knows, please tell me the reason why COMMON OPTIONS
> format of snmpcmd changes between ucd-snmp and net-snmp about
> how to specify community.
To increase the consistency between SNMPv1/2c and SNMPv3.
With SNMPv3, the basic format of all the commands was:
{snmpcmd} {options} {
> Can you please tell me what should be the SYNTAX field and the IMPORT,
> in order to define a hexadecimal string object type in a MIB?
OCTET STRING and no IMPORT is needed.
If you want to encourage management applications to display the value
in hex, then it might be worth defining a suitabl
> > There's nothing wrong with column defines being non-continuous, or
> > starting at something other than 1. But repeated constant values
> > is rather more worrying.
>
> I agree, it was just a little unusual, that's all.
>
> > What does the MIB file look like?
>
> I have since re-examined
> I ran the mib2c to generate C codes. The tool defines the table entries
> for two tables all together. The number of the second table entries
> continues from the last entry of the first table. So the actual #define
> for table entry of table one begins from 1 to 20 and for table entry of
> table
> Can anybody please tell me how to include groups, users, views in
> net-snmp?
Please see the FAQ entry:
I don't understand the new access control stuff - what does it mean?
> In which MIB can I find the support for these?
SNMP-VIEW-BASED-ACM-MIB
>
> Help,
> Has anyone install SNMP module. I have download this package from
> http://search.cpan.org
You really need to use the version of the perl module that
matches the Net-SNMP suite which you are using.
The error that you mention has been fixed in the current releases.
Get the latest source
> Can any one tell what's wrong with this command
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] amit]$ snmptable -c public 127.0.0.1 at.atTable
> snmptable: No securityName specified
You're trying to use community-based authentication,
but the v5 commands default to using SNMPv3
Try
snmptable -v 1 -c public 127.0.
> | | +--udpEthInLinkTable(3)
> | | | |
> | | | +--udpEthInLinkEntry(1)
> | | | | Index: udpEthInLinkTable
?
> | | +--udpEthOutLinkTable(4)
> | | |
> | | +--udpEthOutLinkEntry(1)
> | || Index: udpEthOutLink
> I am using NET-SNMP version: 5.0.6
> I have written a program for SNMP subagent to connect
> to master agent for serving get/set requests.
What sort of "subagent" is this?
Are you using AgentX or something else?
> when I use tcp it works fine..
> but when use udp to conne
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> [apps]$ ./gettable
> AMIT: 1.3.6.1.2.1.7.5
> Was that a table? .iso.3.6.1.2.1.1.3.6.1.2.1.7.5.1.1
Try
./gettable .1.3.6.1.2.1.7.5
i.e. with a leading '.' for the OID.
This ensures that the tools regard this as a full numeric OID,
rather than a partial one (implicitly rooted at "
> After I have implemented the changes in the template code generated the I
> realise that I need to add something to the MIB.
> Can I just make the change to the XX-MIB.txt file and then make the changes
> to the .c and .h files and rebuild?
Yes - that's probably the most sensible, particularly
> I am able to assign the value to a COUNTER64 type. Although I still
> don't understand the 'high' and 'low' fields in the counter64 structure.
Think of it as follows:
Take a 64-bit value and write it as a binary string.
You should have 64 binary digits (including several leading 0s
> I set the maximum valid index number to 1. When I run snmpget for
> a table item the instance number has to be 1 and cannot be 0. Otherwise
> it returned "No Such Instance currently exists at this OID". Why?
Look at the definition of a "simple table":
1) It is indexed by a single integ
> i am using UCD-snmp version: 4.2.5 API to create my gettable function,
> I copied snmptable.c file and did some small modification,
I'm sorry - that doesn't look like a "small modification" to me.
The main() function looks completely different, and you've
introduced this new "struct snmpTable",
> Getting an hrDeviceIndex.1280 = 1280 with an hrDeviceType of
> hrDevicePrinter. I'm guessing this is being generated by the
> net-snmp agent.
Probably.
The net-snmp agent typically uses the contents of /etc/printcap
to populate the hrDeviceTable with (basic) printer information.
>
> Is there any way to dynamically check which OIDs I registered
> with the agent?
Walk the table:
NET-SNMP-AGENT-MIB::nsModuleTable
Note that this often tends to include entries for individual objects
as well as tables, and the ordering can be a little confusing.
But that's effectively a
> The net-snmp daemon can be configured to check
> processes/disks. for example:
>
> disk / 1
>
> many people think that if the above mount point
> grow up above 10M size , the net-snmp daemon
> should send trap to the trap server(NMS, trapd).
> but it's not.
Probably because those peop
> I am successful in creating views with the help of examples given in the man
> page at the site. But Dave, I am still not clear what is the requirement of
> creating and maintaining View-based Access Control entries on a remote
> entity.
I'm sorry - I don't understand what you are asking here.
> Please guide me as to how could I proceed with implementation of snmp v3?
Have you read README.snmpv3 ?
> Currently I am using net-snmp-5.0.8 package and working on snmp v2. Do I
> have to use another package? If yes, then which net-snmp version will have
> to be used. Or I have to upgrade th
> I replaced the module name and the object name to my mib module
> and object respectively. It returned "module not found".
So what was the actual command you gave?
What was the "my-mib::" prefix ?
And what does the first dozen lines of the MIB file look like?
> I tried ifMIB::interface go
> How do you install snmpget from www.net-snmp.org on W2K3 ?
Please see the instructions in README.win32
Dave
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> I am using the UCD-SNMP MIB that comes with net-snmp to collect various
> system-wide information, including information about disk usage.
> Unfortunately, the collected information in snmpwalk seems to only
> account for the root filesystem (/).
What settings have you got in your snmpd.con
> a)But I still am not able to set engineID using snmpset command.
First thing. *Why* are you trying to set the engineID.
Normally you can just leave SNMPv3 to discover this automatically.
> I am giving the command:
>
> snmpset -v 3 -u tina -l authNoPriv -a MD5 -A tina12345 10.254.24.22
> Here are my questions:
> - I know there has been changes in the agent side for 5.x, is there a
> different tutorial for extending the agent?
There's no equivalent tutorial (i.e. complete with descriptions of
what's going on) that I'm aware of. I'm currently in the middle
of writing some
> I tried command
> snmpset -v 3 -u tina -l authNoPriv -a MD5 -A tina12345 -e
> 80020109840310 10.254.24.277
>
> But It is giving error "Missing Object Name".What can be the reason?
'Cos you didn't actually give it anything to assign.
See the man page for 'snmpset'
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> The problem is that I cannot fully walk the mibs using names:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] snmpuser]# snmpwalk -v2c -c blabla 10.10.10.10 | wc -l
> 915
>
> Using OID works fine except that it's almost unusable:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] snmpuser]# snmpwalk -v2c -c blabla 10.10.10.10 . | wc -l
> 4905
Pleas
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> The Net-SNMP toolkit find it automatically but once I tried to use some
> 3rd party SNMP manager. In order to configure it so that it could
> query/set the values from agent, it asked me to provide the EngineID of
> my UCD-SNMP agent. But I did not know where does agent store the value
> of its E
> Also the disabling of the column
> should be dynamically; this means, dependent on other variables in this
> table the column is enabled (valid) or not.
So you're talking about disabling an *instance* of the column,
rather than marking the whole column as invalid
> Yes, I´m talking about disabling an instance of the column.
> I have tested it with returning the eror code 'SNMP_ERR_NOSUCHNAME' in the
> _get_value function for that column and one specific instance.
No - I didn't say "noSuchName", I said "noSuchInstance".
And at least with the other hand
> If I do a set command on an oid that is marked as read-only in the MIB file,
> should the agent handle the wrong call or should snmpd catch it before the
> agent is even run?
I presume by "agent" you actually mean "subagent" ?
(since snmpd *is* the SNMP agent)
In which case, William is quite
Sorry, Paul - this is nothing to do with scalar instances,
or the difference between "snmpget" and "snmpwalk"
It's down to the particular MIB object(s) involved
> If I an snmpwalk -O n (blah blah), it returns:
> .1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0 = OID: .1.3.6.1.4.1.8072.3.2.3
In other words:
SNMPv
> When I do:
> enterprises.myBranch.main.myTable.myEntry.myIndex.5
> snmpset -v1 -c private -m all localhost .1.3.6.1.4.1..1.4.1.1.5
>
> myIndex does have a STATUS of 'read-only'.
But the core agent driving code doesn't know that.
It's up to the "subagent" (i.e. the pass-script) to reject
an
> I have a question about the UCD-SNMP-MIB. I'm not seeing some of the
> available OIDs -- like memory [.4] -- and am wondering if I have to add
> something more to my snmpd.conf file to gain access to them.
> This is running on Mac OS X 10.3.5.
It's more likely that the agent simply doesn'
> I have built and installed snmp, and have started snmpd. When I attempt
> anything like:
>
> % snmpwalk localhost public system
>
> I get the following error:
>
> Timeout: no response from localhost.
Try the following:
- shut down the agent
- run "snmpd -f -Le -d"
That will start
> It looks like Net-SNMP (running v2c) does not respond to input pdu's
> with the wrong community string, the request just times out.
Correct.
> is there a way to get it to respond with an error?
Not to the requesting application, no.
> I know about the "authtrapenable" config value,
But
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> I have the next structure and I need to modelate the behavior of prLnAct so
> that when the manager read it, this variable has to be set to zero.
> | +-- CR-- Counter prLnAct(3)
No.
If this object is defined as a counter, then you should *NOT* reset
it to zero whenever it is read. That's no
> As you can see, "prLnActTT" and "prLnAlTT" are READ ONLY.
>
> The problem is that when I execute the next command:
>
> snmpset -v3 -ume -aMD5 -A"mypassword" -lauthNoPriv localhost
> prLnActTT.4.3 t
>
> the agente allow me to change the value of this READ ONLY varaiable.
That w
> I don't suppose that the list exploder can make this a per-subscription
> option, in deference to the many, MANY subscribers who will find the
> prefix annoying and wholly unnecessary.
I've just checked the list admin interface, and (unsurprisingly)
this doesn't seem to be an option. Any subj
> Late last week, I asked by SNMPv2-MIB::snmpEnableAuthenTraps wasn't
> writable when the spec says it should be. I'm seeing:
>
> $ snmpget -v 2c -c public mynode SNMPv2-MIB::snmpEnableAuthenTraps.0
> RFC1213-MIB::snmpEnableAuthenTraps.0 = INTEGER: disabled(2)
> $ snmpset -v 2c -c public my
> I know this makes no sense, but your suggestion didn't just debug the
> problem, it solved it.
> Then, I rebooted the machine and the daemon started up again on reboot.
> When I issued the snmpget command, I still got a good result. I am no
> longer getting a timeout error. Can you make any
> There is mibs directory under net-snmp root directory. Can I place my
> private MIB file there? Will the 'make install' copy my private MIB file
> to the /usr/local/share/snmp/mibs?
Only if you adjust the Makefile to add this to the list of MIBs to install.
The install works with a named list,
> It's really hard to find doc or example on this issue. How do I populate
> the snmp_pdu structure for version 1 and version 2 SNMP traps?
See
apps/snmptrap.c
Dave
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> Is there no way to send traps through the snmpd agent,
Yes.
Please see the FAQ entries
What traps are sent by the agent?
Where are these traps sent to?
> Im trying to send the following traps from my GNU/Linux Box:
>
> - Coldstart
> - Warmstart
A coldstart trap will be sent
> So, my questions:
> 2. What is the point of providing the ./configure
> tool if it does not yield altered Makefiles?
> 4. Is not ./configure the preferred mechanism for altering
> the Makefiles,
Yes - configure is the preferred mechanism for altering
Makefiles, and the point of providing it is
> hi all,
> do anybody know how to sent traps via snmp. How
> to configure our agent to sent traps for our oid?
Have a look at using mib2c with the 'mib2c.notify.conf' file.
That will generate a suitable template routine for generating
a given trap.
Then you just need to call this routine w
> What exactly is an API (Application Programming Interface)
A fancy name for a function call.
Or rather, a collection of function calls, return values, data structures,
etc - together with a fixed definition of their expected behaviour.
Basically an API describes what somebody writing a progra
> I can not understand the use of global variable "containers".
Which global variable are you referring to?
I've had a quick look through the current source tree,
and can't immediately spot this.
Which file are you looking at?
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> Now, I want to integrate the error messages sent out by the snmp agent into
> the native logging system of the device.
>
> Where are the errors logged from the net-snmp agent (not the debuglog)?
Have a look at 'snmplib/snmp_logging.c'
In particular, the last couple of hundred lines of code.
>I am using Red Hat Linux Advanced Server 3.0 (kernel 2.4.21-4.ELsmp).
> This Advanced Server distribution comes with net-snmp-5.0.8 installed by
> default. There are other application running on my machine which uses
> this net-snmp. So, it is not possible for me to uninstall the package.
N
> This global variable is defined in \snmplib\container.c (net-snmp 5.1.2)
> line 10: static netsnmp_container *containers = NULL;
OK - Thanks.
Robert is the expert on this feature, so no doubt he
will correct me when I go wrong.
> I am confused what this container list stores.
As I underst
> > That will be down to the way that this particular table has been
> > implemented. Have you got access to the code that does this?
> Could you be more explicit? where could I found this code?
No idea.
This table is not part of the core distribution, so it must have
been added by somebody el
> 4 Then I run the snmpdsdk project,it print the following information
> No log handling enabled - turning on stderr logging
> Warning: no access control information configured.
That's a Bad Sign.
If there's no access control information set up, then the agent will
not respond to *ANY* request fo
> Is it the nature of getnext to return whatever the "immediate" next object?
Yes. That's exactly what GetNext *MUST* do.
See the specifications, or almost any half-way decent book on SNMP.
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> put_index_data get_next_data_point(.) {
I hope that's a cut-n-paste error.
The "get_next_data_point" routine needs to return a
"netsnmp_variable_list *" value.
> counter++;
> snmp_set_var(put_index_data, counter, sizeof(int));
Try
snmp_set_var_value(put_index_data, &counter,
> Yesterday, I mailed a query to the list but didn't get any response..In
> case, it is missed I am resending the mail contents again. Please reply
> soon..
No.
You are not paying anything towards the support of this package,
and it is not my job to do so either. I support this package
in my fr
> OTOH, some of your other complaints indeed are due to the way
> configure.in is written by the Net-SNMP team. However, it's of
> course up to the developers to decide whether they share your
> comments and, even if so, whether/when they find time to change
> code. You're free to submit patches to
> My doubt is: is it ok to have sub-nodes in a table?
No.
Mib2c may not complain, but this is not valid.
What you need to do is define *two* tables:
> myTable
> |
> |-column1
> |-column2
> |-column5
indexed by "myIndex" (as before), and
> How would one filter and classify a list of messages from an index
> list of emails via a web mail interface without having to open each
> one individually and preview the "well populated" headers.
Well, I wouldn't expect to have to do this manually at all.
I would want to have the filtering don
> I have IPV6 configured on one of the interfaces on a test machine,
> and I tried with snmpwalk to see if there were any IPV6 data available.
> IPV6-TCP-MIB::ipv6TcpMIB = No such Object
There *is* code to support the IPv6-related MIBs (though it's probably
fair to say that it isn't as mature as
> Basically, I have to provide debug CLIs for the net-snmp 5.1 code.
>
> I have observed that there are more than hundred tokens for debugging
> purpose(courtesy: http://www.net-snmp.org/faqs/rstory/ ) which I can
> specify using -D option.
>
> Are there any broader categories that these tokens
>> Like much else in this project, the debugging tokens have "just growed"
>> without any real overall organising structure. There are some elements
>> of a heirarchical structure, but nothing consistent. (And in fact
>> there are *two* different such approaches!)
>
> That should be fine. But
> It shows up in the section on getting Sun's and our daemon to play nice
> together. If [-p is] deprecated, will it fail or just complain?
It will fail.
Or rather, it will try to interpret this as a PID file
(and get very confused).
Dave
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> I found some set options at the site whose link is
> http://www.mkssoftware.com/docs/man5/snmpcmd.5.asp .
Which is basically a copy of
http://www.net-snmp.org/man/snmpcmd.html
Both of these are just online versions of the standard 'snmpcmd' man page.
> But this link does not specifica
> I know maybe I had not added any rows of this table in application.
> But I really don't know how to add rows for a table( Which API I should
> call?).
What table is this?
How have you implemented it?
There's no single answer about how to add entries to a table.
It very much depends on which p
> Do anyone know how to receive trap, in linux platform.?
See
snmptrapd(8)
Dave
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Bruce> Of the two, I find the ":" more intuitive.
Yes - that's the style that Robert and I had come to an agreement on.
(Relatively painlessly, for us!)
The 'token/subtoken' form is much older, and basically comes directly
from the mibgroup source filestructure. I don't think there's any
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