Re: Snmp proxy: how to react to 'default' context.

Thanks for the idea!

But, when I register snmptrapd under the default context as suggested, the
agent gives the following errors:


duplicate registration (nlmConfigGlobalEntryLimit, AgentX subagent 8,
session 0x7d5220, subsession 0x777bb0)
duplicate registration (nlmConfigGlobalAgeOut, AgentX subagent 8, session
0x7d5220, subsession 0x777bb0)
duplicate registration (nlmStatsGlobalNotificationsLogged, AgentX subagent
8, session 0x7d5220, subsession 0x777bb0)
duplicate registration (nlmStatsGlobalNotificationsBumped, AgentX subagent
8, session 0x7d5220, subsession 0x777bb0)
duplicate registration (nlmLogTable, AgentX subagent 8, session 0x7d5220,
subsession 0x777bb0)
duplicate registration (nlmLogVariableTable, AgentX subagent 8, session
0x7d5220, subsession 0x777bb0)


and snmptrapd can not register its notification log tables on the master
agent.

Can I somehow 'disable' the notification log tables on the agent x master?

Thanks

Boris



2011/6/24 Wes Hardaker <[email protected]>

> >>>>> On Wed, 22 Jun 2011 17:01:02 +0200, Boris Zweimueller <
> [email protected]> said:
>
> BZ> Can I do this with the proxy ?
>
> I think you could, yes, but it'd be more efficient to get snmptrapd to
> register under a different context.  Really, we should make this
> configurable instead of hard coding it, but right now if you change the
> "snmptrapd" tokens in apps/snmptrapd.c to "" it'll register under the
> default context instead.  Specifically, change the line that looks like
> this:
>
>            netsnmp_ds_set_string(NETSNMP_DS_APPLICATION_ID,
>                              NETSNMP_DS_NOTIF_LOG_CTX,
>                              "snmptrapd");
>
> from "snmptrapd" to "".
> --
> Wes Hardaker
> Cobham Analytic Solutions
>
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