[2013/06/12 02:21:47] #net-snmp <grummund_> I have a 10 row table with 7 columns (including 3 indexs) ...
[2013/06/12 02:22:49] #net-snmp <grummund_> When i request a value from my mib-browser it displays all values from that column.
[2013/06/12 02:25:00] #net-snmp <grummund_> the agent seems to be iterating the table 10x10 times, and doing 3 GETs each iteration (on the indexes).
[2013/06/12 02:25:50] #net-snmp <grummund_> so that's 300 access in order to read 10 values in a single column
[2013/06/12 02:26:34] #net-snmp <grummund_> before i go hacking the agent code to find a problem... just wondering is this expected behaviour?
[2013/06/12 02:30:42] #net-snmp <grummund_> (using mib2c.iterator_access.conf)
[2013/06/12 05:13:31] #net-snmp <rstory-work> grummund_: yes.. the iterator is simple, but highly inefficient..
[2013/06/12 05:15:29] #net-snmp <rstory-work> try walking a column with snmpwalk and see if the same thing happens.. part of it could be the mib-browser..
[2013/06/12 05:21:56] #net-snmp <grummund_> rstory-work: yeah i think i can see now hwy it does what it does
[2013/06/12 05:22:14] #net-snmp <grummund_> *why
[2013/06/12 05:45:29] #net-snmp <antoszka> hi guys. been parsing snmptrapd logs with a %b directive, until now I was getting something like:
[2013/06/12 05:46:08] #net-snmp <antoszka> source=<UDP: [10.9.15.9]:51700>
[2013/06/12 05:46:41] #net-snmp <antoszka> now I've got on some logs the following:
[2013/06/12 05:46:49] #net-snmp <antoszka> source=<UDP: [192.168.170.5]:44825->[10.226.37.107]>
[2013/06/12 05:46:59] #net-snmp <antoszka> any hints how to interpret the second address?
[2013/06/12 06:20:56] #net-snmp <rstory-work> antoszka: first is local address, second is remote address
[2013/06/12 06:24:39] #net-snmp <antoszka> rstory-work: that's what I thought -- was only surprised *not* to see them in the first case
[2013/06/12 06:24:54] #net-snmp <antoszka> rstory-work: so the question is -- why isn't it logged sometimes
[2013/06/12 08:10:27] #net-snmp <jeffg> rstory-work, did you see my PM?
[2013/06/12 08:23:23] #net-snmp <rstory-work> antoszka: good question.. is this on the same machine that it varies? first thought would be different versions of net-snmp..
[2013/06/12 08:24:58] #net-snmp <antoszka> rstory-work: not sure, i'm getting those logs for analysis from a client
[2013/06/12 08:25:40] #net-snmp <antoszka> rstory-work: not that important I suppose (not what I understand the message contents)
[2013/06/12 18:48:37] #net-snmp <slee> hiya
[2013/06/12 18:58:54] #net-snmp <slee> snmpd on hpux 11.31 seems to not pick up the right source address for ip4 requests
[2013/06/12 18:59:16] #net-snmp <slee> snmpd -d output looks like 'Sending 72 bytes to UDP: [10.202.225.113]:39462->[0.0.0.0]:0'
[2013/06/12 18:59:31] #net-snmp <slee> works fine on linux :-( i wish hpux would die in a fire