where are stored SNMP settings in Linux 2.6.18?
Hi twenj,
SNMP settings in Linux is stored in a file named snmpd.conf; as for its location, open a terminal window and execute the command:
find / -name "snmpd.conf" -print | more
Note: it is assumed that you're logged in as root or that the user account being used has root privileges.
Hope this helps.
Hi,
its for embedded Linux, not desktop, I can no execute command. Does this snmpd.conf file is standard for all Linux modifications?
try /etc/snmp/. I think that this location will be same for embedded Linux as well. All of them usually uses net-snmp.
there is near 2000 of various private/enterprise MIB OIDs identifiers supported by managed device, each OID identifies a variable that can be read or set via SNMP, each OID have syntax type and read/write access type, where are stored all these values of a variables in managed device running embedded Linux?
what distribution? What is the actual device?
the kernel version (which is what you provided) doesn't tell us where it's installed since the snmpd process is not part of the kernel.
Does anybody know this, where it stored? There should be some sort of database to store all these OID values, names, Access types internally.
