I'm rather certain that RFC 2233 is referring to layer-1 (physical
interface) speed. This is going to be the 802.3* specification speed to
which the ethernet interface adhears. Full duplex just means that you
can talk in both directions concurrently, but each direction is still
running at
Piergiorgio Venuti wrote:
[snip]
02:25:57: SNMP: Packet sent via UDP to YYY.YYY.YYY.YYY
02:25:57: TFTP: Sending read request
%SYS-3-CONFIG_NV_ERR: Nonvolatile storage write error; configuration
LAST LINE IS A PROBLEM, but I don't know why.
[snip]
UDP error: couldn't parse
m
Thanks for the steps. I did see the src.rpm but was unsure how to go
about using it. I built 5.1.2 by hand and it's working - even the Perl
code although you already knew that. :) Maybe I'll uninstall it and
build the src.rpm.
Thanks for the pointers!
Shane
Robert Story wrote:
On Thu,
I just started writing C code with the 5.1.2 API ... no agent stuff,
just some gets for right now.
But I was trying to print an OID (system.sysObjectID). The expected
string would print, but then all kinds of numeric jibberish was appended
to it (using snprint_objid). The val_len after t