RE: snmptrapd

Jonathan Shan <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <Pine.GSO.4.60.0608151518570.24689@liman1b>
Hello,

On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, Dave Shield wrote:

> Is snmptrapd reporting anything at all?
> Any error messages?

I run snmptrapd with -f -Lo. No error messages. I run snmptrap using
version 1 from the tutorial website. No error messages. Nothing happens
after snmptrap, though.

> What version of snmptrapd are you running?  If 5.3(.1), then check the
> access control settings.

I am running version 5.2.2.

> What architecture are you running on?  Is there a local firewall
> (iptables, etc) which might be blocking access to the trap port?

Debian Linux, I think. I am checking the port 162, and there is an entry
under netstat with that port. I also used nmap and there is an entry:
PORT    STATE  SERVICE
162/tcp closed snmptrap
I also made sure that snmptrap is enabled on the machine, and the
community string allows snmptrap function.

Jonathan Shan


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