5.6.1.1 release version crashes on Windows

Kyle G <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I have installed the 5.6.1.1 version of net-snmp on windows 2008 Server r2. 

After it is set installed and set up, if I send an SNMP v2c trap, snmptrapd automatically exits every time.  It does not matter if this is running as a service, or as a stand alone application.  There are no extra plug-ins installed, just a clean installation of 5.6.1.1.

V1 traps are seen, and printed out to the screen, but v2c just cause the program to crash, with the usual unhelpful windows errors.

The system architecture is 64 bit, but the 5.6.1.1 download seems to be only 32 bit.  I do not know if this could be the source of the problem.  Due to legal issues, I'm confined to working with 5.6.1.1 until I get approval to try maybe 5.7.  However, i have not seen any indication that the behavior I am experiencing is normal.

I have tested many dfifferent mibs and formats for the v2c traps, and everything so far has failed.  Even the simple examples given in the online net-snmp documentation cause snmptrapd to crash.

Any help or suggestions would be appreciated.

Kyle Grundmann

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