snmpwalk - SunOS 5.10 - i386
Hi All,
I have a SunOS 5.10 box on 1386.
I need to run snmpwalk to query a router for its IP address to set up dynamic DNS.
I do man snmpwalk, and get the man page 100%.
But when I try to run snmpwalk, I get:
-bash: snmpwalk: command not found
Which (I think) means it's not in my path, my path contains:
/usr:/usr/lib:/usr/ccs:/us
/var/snmp:/etc:/etc/snmp:/
/usr/local/sbin:/opt/sfw/b
I've tried the find command, without luck.
I've downloaded the source, ./configure seems work, but the Makefile remains empty, so make doesn;t work, also no help from the README.
What would the path to snmpwalk be or how can I resolve this?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jo
I have a SunOS 5.10 box on 1386.
I need to run snmpwalk to query a router for its IP address to set up dynamic DNS.
I do man snmpwalk, and get the man page 100%.
But when I try to run snmpwalk, I get:
-bash: snmpwalk: command not found
Which (I think) means it's not in my path, my path contains:
/usr:/usr/lib:/usr/ccs:/us
/var/snmp:/etc:/etc/snmp:/
/usr/local/sbin:/opt/sfw/b
I've tried the find command, without luck.
I've downloaded the source, ./configure seems work, but the Makefile remains empty, so make doesn;t work, also no help from the README.
What would the path to snmpwalk be or how can I resolve this?
Any advice would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jo
ASKER CERTIFIED SOLUTION
membership
This solution is only available to members.
To access this solution, you must be a member of Experts Exchange.
ASKER
Hi pshattuck,
Thanks for the fast reply!
That's what I was looking for.
Regards,
Jo
Thanks for the fast reply!
That's what I was looking for.
Regards,
Jo
Let us know if you are up and running
ASKER
Hi pshattuck,
snmpwalk is behaving very nicely, thx.
Just a quick question (should be a new question, I know).
However, I use this command in a script to post the results to our server:
fetch=`fetch -o - "http://dns.xxxxx.xxx/dynamicdns.php?hostname=$hostname&domain=$domain&ip=$ip&password=$password" 2>/d
ev/null`
Once again: "man fetch" works, but I can't find the fetch cmd.
How do I determine the path to fetch?
Thx again
Jo
snmpwalk is behaving very nicely, thx.
Just a quick question (should be a new question, I know).
However, I use this command in a script to post the results to our server:
fetch=`fetch -o - "http://dns.xxxxx.xxx/dynamicdns.php?hostname=$hostname&domain=$domain&ip=$ip&password=$password" 2>/d
ev/null`
Once again: "man fetch" works, but I can't find the fetch cmd.
How do I determine the path to fetch?
Thx again
Jo
SUNWmibii, SUNWsacom, SUNWsadmi, and SUNWsasnm