SNMP agent daemon
snmpd [-a] [-d] [-i]
The snmpd daemon is a server that supports both the Simple Network Management Protocol v2 and v1. It receives and responds to SNMP messages sent to the SNMP port on the local machine.
If you're using SNMP version 2, the following files must be configured:
If you're using SNMP version 1, the /etc/party.conf file must be configured to include a port to listen to.
For a description on how to configure the files, please see the section, Administrative model in the SNMPv2 chapter, and the file page for each of the configuration files listed above.
If you wish to change the configuration of snmpd you should include a /etc/snmpd.conf file.
If you see the following line with no ports listed:
Opening port(s): the IP address listed in TDomain (the agent definition entry in /etc/party.conf) doesn't match the IP address of an interface on the host. You must change the agent definition to include the IP address of the interface where you wish to listen for SNMP requests. |
snmpget,
snmpgetnext,
snmpnetstat,
snmpstatus,
snmptest,
snmptrap,
snmptrapd,
snmpwalk
/etc/acl.conf file,
/etc/context.conf file,
/etc/mib.txt file,
/etc/party.conf file,
/etc/snmpd.conf file,
/etc/view.conf file
RFC 1065, RFC 1066, RFC
1067, ISO 8824 (ASN.1)
RFC 1441, RFC 1445, RFC
1446, RFC 1448, RFC 1449
Marshall T. Rose, The Simple Book: An Introduction to
Internet Management, Revised 2nd ed. (Prentice-Hall,
1996, ISBN 0-13-451659-1)