Hi folks,
I look for help from somebody who has experience with installing
compiled binaries.
Until now I've worked with other *ixes but not with Solaris.
My problem is, I need to install net-snmp, as the Sun-agent isn't of much use with respect to disk-usage etc. My Box is an Ultra1 with Solaris 8.
(uname -a says Sun4u)
To make things easy, I`ve downloaded the compiled binaries (net-snmp_5.0.9) for Sun4u from sourceforge, and unpacked the tarball.
The tarball created a subdirectory /usr and the subdirs local, bin, include, lib man sbin, share etc. underneath.
Where I am lost is, do I have to turn off snmpdx, and if so,
how and where do I have to install the binaries and the subdirs.
From what I understand , the Master-Agent must be turned off, and the snmpd-daemon must be turned on, configured to listen on port 161. But how do you do this ?
Any help is apreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Fred
I look for help from somebody who has experience with installing
compiled binaries.
Until now I've worked with other *ixes but not with Solaris.
My problem is, I need to install net-snmp, as the Sun-agent isn't of much use with respect to disk-usage etc. My Box is an Ultra1 with Solaris 8.
(uname -a says Sun4u)
To make things easy, I`ve downloaded the compiled binaries (net-snmp_5.0.9) for Sun4u from sourceforge, and unpacked the tarball.
The tarball created a subdirectory /usr and the subdirs local, bin, include, lib man sbin, share etc. underneath.
Where I am lost is, do I have to turn off snmpdx, and if so,
how and where do I have to install the binaries and the subdirs.
From what I understand , the Master-Agent must be turned off, and the snmpd-daemon must be turned on, configured to listen on port 161. But how do you do this ?
Any help is apreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Fred