Re: Regarding new MIB implementation

On 17/01/07, Ankit Jalota <[email protected]> wrote:
> can We just put the newly configured  snmpd( with new
> MIB implementation ) in some other system with the new mibs in the proper
> path. or we have to configure all this in the new system.

If the snmpd binary is suitable for the destination system,
then yes - you can just copy this (plus any relevant libraries and
other supporting files) into place.  You don't need to re-run configure.

If you want to install the same configuration on several systems,
it's worth looking at using the Source RPM.  Install that, and tweak
the file /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/net-snmp.spec to have the correct
configure settings and you new MIB mdoule code.

Then build with /usr/src/redhat/SPECS/net-snmp.spec

This will produce a (binary) RPM, that you can install on your
destinations systems.  Not only will this include all of the necessary
supporting files - it will also ensure everything is under the control
of the rpm system, so can be removed, updated, etc cleanly.

Dave

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