Need Help in configuring SNMP on linux box
Hi,
I would like to know modifying /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf rocommunitty (Stringname) will be sufficient for configuring snmp or any other configuraion needs to be done to work snmp Please suggest. |
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Whether you need 'any other configuration', how can anyone here tell you that?? We don't know your needs, what you're trying to accomplish, on what version/distro of Linux, etc. |
Thanks TB0ne for your quick response,
Actually I am have received custom snmp string which needs to be configured on Servers for snmp. requirement was for only adding custom snmp string and starting snmp service So I was having query that only adding custom string and starting service snmp will work? or any other configuration needs to be done to work snmp string? Thanks. |
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Hello!
I have RHL Enterprise 4 (nahant update 8) recently installed on a Dell Power Edge server (no internet connection), and I also need enabling (installing) SNMP. I read a lot about configuration of SNMP, but not much about the right prerequisites of installing SNMP (packages I need, and other Linux utilities to make the packages installed right.) As an example, do i need to install Yum, what to check else (as i believe this is a "poor" version of Linux). I would really appreciate some help even some good links with clear instructions as this is a production server, I dont have so much experience and i wanted to check what i need. Thanks a lot! Elenka |
You shouldn't bother with RHEL4.x, especially in prod; it's no longer supported or updated: http://www.redhat.com/security/updates/errata/.
Go straight to v6, which includes yum by default. |
I managed eventually to configure it! ;-)
thanks for the post! |
snmp configuration
Hi,
I am on a Redhat Linux 2.6.18-308.24.1.el5 x86_64 and I need to configure snmp with the following details -SNMP Contact : <contact_string> -Location: <location_string> -Community Name : <community_string> -Rights : Read Write -Trap destination : <IP> -Accept SNMP packets from any host -Check all services I would be extremely grateful if someone can provide assistance in incorporating this in /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf Thanks |
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If you need to do very basic setup of SNMP, there are MANY how-to guides you can easily find with Google. Read the man page on the snmpd.conf file ("man snmpd.conf"), and you'll see things like this: http://linux.die.net/man/5/snmpd.conf http://www.it-slav.net/blogs/2008/11...hel-or-centos/ https://access.redhat.com/knowledge/...-Net-SNMP.html And, since you're using RHEL5, you should contact Red Hat support, since you're paying for it with your RHEL subscription, right? |
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