I’m using a software network manager, that gathers SNMP data from the system devices, but for some reasons an SNMP error occurred. I was advised to do a series of tests for some plans with SNMP walk.
How can I do that? Are there any suggestions?
How to do a series of tests for SNMP walk
Hello Daisy,
For a series of test or system monitoring via SNMP walk, you need to configure and install net-SNMP.
Click the link to download net-snmp:
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Install net-snmp after downloading. If you are going to install it via sources, the file configuration  snmpd.conf should go in / user / local / share /snmp;
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Edit / user / local / share /snmp/snmp.conf for configuration;
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Your access control should be simple and not complicated.
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Add entries to the disk section to be able to monitor disk space;
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Add entries to proc section;
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You can then start up SNMP by running / user / local / sbin /snmpd;
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Restart your computer for changes to take effect.
You do not need to add special directives in snmpd.conf for processor or CPU memory status.
Zorian
How to do a series of tests for SNMP walk
Check these points to configure any SNMP services for your system devices:
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Check that you have entered a valid port number for your devices.
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If you are using a service then you need to get all the settings required.
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You need to check the outgoing and incoming connections.
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You need to check the outgoing and incoming service port numbers.
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Check that all devices use the same protocol for the service you are using.
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If you are running some devices then check that these devices can run on that software.
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Check all the connections and try to detect any hardware fault.
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Make sure that your network is effective.
Michal Joran.
