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List:       net-snmp-users
Subject:    RE: SNMP reporting wrong max bandwidth
From:       "Tim Donnelly" <tim () coalliance ! org>
Date:       2007-11-30 15:40:23
Message-ID: 2fd501c83367$52269f10$f673dd30$ () org
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> When I try to run the same command on one of the servers that is being
> misreported I get:
>
> snmpd -DmibII/interfaces
> mibII/interfaces: No link...

At least this shows that this system is using the new IF-MIB re-write.
But it doesn't give us much to go on.

Can you try following my original instructions - shut down the agent
on this system, and restart it manually  ("snmpd -f -Le -DmibII/interfaces")

Starting it manually gives me output:

grdb:/home/tdonnelly # snmpd -f -Le -DmibII/interfaces
registered debug token mibII/interfaces, 1
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
NET-SNMP version 5.4.rc2

mibII/interfaces: No link...
Connection from UDP: [208.178.237.10]:56197
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
mibII/interfaces: No link...
.
.
.ad nauseaum

The one connection there is from isis and was probably MRTG updating.

Maybe it makes a difference, maybe not, but the snmp package that is
installed on this system is the stock rpm install that came with SuSE 10.2.



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