Hi all,
There appear to be a plethora of MIB browsers (commercial and freeware)
out there. Can anyone recommend any in particular? Ideally we'd like one
that has a customizable look-and-feel, but that may be expecting a bit much?
Thanks in advance
Steve Comfort
at the part of the configure script that generates
agent/mibgroup/mib_modules_init.h, I discovered that if you want to
include file xyz, you must name the init routine init_xyz. I don't think
that this is stated anywhere in the documentation ?
Best regards
Steve Comfort
regards
Steve Comfort
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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,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do I use the net-snmp-config
-create-snmpv3-user with my cross-compile environment.
If I run net-snmp-config locally,
it wants to modify /var/net-snmp/snmpd.conf which is not accessible to my
target.
If I run net-snmp-config
This should be --with-mibs=...:FOURD-MIB (the name from the DEFINITION
clause). Unfortunately the currently released versions do not complain
about mibs not found from the default list (nor MIBS= environment nor -m
command line).
Hi Niels, gents,
Ok, now I'm even more confused. Here's what the
ldd on the snmpwalk binary will tell you if libcrypto is linked in
which is enough of a sign (if it is).
Hi Thomas, gents,
Thanks for this hint. Running ldd tells me that libcrypto is not linked
in. The next dumb question is why not?.
I have the following in my config shell :
./configure
That's wrong. Try --with-openssl=/usr and make sure the
final configure report tells that DES is enabled.
Thomas,
Thanks for the help. It turned out that I didn't have openSSL correctly
installed. I sorted that out and encryption is working fine.
For information: On a debian system you need
