Re: receive a trap

On 12/03/2008, snmp girl <snmp.girl@gmail.com> wrote:[color=blue]
> I try snmpTrapAddr udp:hostname:162
> with hostname: 192.168.192.120
> but It gives me that snmptrapaddr no known as a cmd[/color]

I believe that Mike was suggesting this as a configuration
directive, rather than a DOS command.
Personally, I'd tend to specify this on the command
line directly:

snmptrapd -f -Le udp:192.168.192.120:162


But you will still need to create the snmptrapd.conf
file, to set the trap access control stuff.



[color=blue]
> ah another question should I create the snmpd.conf file or not[/color]

Are you going to be working with the Net-SNMP agent,
or just the trap receiver? snmpd.conf is used with the agent.
snmptrapd.conf is used with the trap receiver.

I would tend to suggest that you concentrate on one at a time.
Get the trap receiver working first, and *then* worry about
the agent.

Dave

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