Re: question about agentx configure file

To answer my own question, I think the location for the mib files of an 
application daemon running subagent has to be listed inside snmp.conf, and 
even though the master agent probably would load it first, it doesn't 
matter, and if a user changes the mib file of the application and restarts 
the application running subagent, the newer version of the mib would be 
loaded by the application running subagent to replace the old version mib 
loaded previously by the master agent. My simple test seems to confirm my 
assumption.
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Shawn He/SDPD/SCEA
11/05/2007 12:26 PM

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 Re: question about agentx configure file





I have called init_snmp("example_subagent") in my subagent daemon code, 
and created a example_subagent.conf under /user/local/shared/snmp. When I 
run the subagent daemon, I got error messages of the following:
/usr/local/share/snmp/example_subagent.conf: line 1: Warning: Unknown 
token: mibdirs.
/usr/local/share/snmp/example_subagent.conf: line 2: Warning: Unknown 
token: mibs.

And here is the configure file content of example_subagent.conf that 
causes the above error messages:
mibdirs +/home/she/snmpdemo/subagent/mibs
mibs ALL

What type of tokens in net-snmp are valid for a subagent if the above two 
tokens are not valid?

Thanks.

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Shawn He
Online Technology
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AIM: CivRealtor

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