FreeBSD + NET-SNMP Installation Manual

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1. Install package download

http://net-snmp.sourceforge.com

Version 5.1.1

Install the host

FreeBSD4.5

IP: 192.168.0.70

Domain name: freebsd.nanjing-fnst.com

Other: OpenSSL needs

2. Install NET-SNMP

#TAR -ZXVF NET-SNMP-5.1.1.tar.gz

3. Patches patch

[1] agent / mibgroup / mibii / TCPTable.c

720 lines

#if 0 / * Replaced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - Start - * /

NNEW-> State = StateMap [(Struct XINPCB *) XIG) -> XT_TP.T_STATE];

IF (nnew-> state == 5 / * established * / ||

NNEW-> State == 8 / * closewait * /)

TCP_ESTAB ;

Memcpy (& (NNEW-> PCB), & ((struct xinpcb *) XIG) -> XT_INP),

SIZEOF (STRUCT INPCB));

#ELSE

#if Defined (__ freebsd__)

Memcpy (& (NNEW-> PCB), & ((struct xinpcb *) XIG) -> xi_inp),

SIZEOF (STRUCT INPCB));

#ELSE

NNEW-> State = StateMap [(Struct XINPCB *) XIG) -> XT_TP.T_STATE];

IF (nnew-> state == 5 / * established * / ||

NNEW-> State == 8 / * closewait * /)

TCP_ESTAB ;

Memcpy (& (NNEW-> PCB), & ((struct xinpcb *) XIG) -> XT_INP),

SIZEOF (STRUCT INPCB));

#ENDIF

#ENDIF / * REPLAced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - end - * /

[2] Agent / Mibgroup / MIBII / UDPTABLE.C

#if 1 / * Added by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 -Start- * /

#if Defined (__ freebsd__)

#undef INP_NEXT_SYMBOL

#define INP_NEXT_SYMBOL INP_NEXT

#ENDIF

#ENDIF / * Added by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - End - * /

UDPTABLE_NEXT_ENTRY ()

{

...

#if 0 / * Replaced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - Start - * /

* loop_context = (void *) Entry-> INP_NEXT_SYMBOL;

#ELSE

* loop_context = list_next (entry, INP_LIST);

#ENDIF / * REPLAced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - end - * /

...

}

UDPTable_Free ()

{

...

#if 0 / * Replaced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - Start - * /

UDP_HEAD = UDP_HEAD-> INP_NEXT_SYMBOL;

#ELSE

UDP_HEAD = List_next (udp_head, input);

#ENDIF / * REPLAced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - end - * /

...

}

UDPTABLE_LOAD ()

{

...

#if 0 / * Replaced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - Start - * /

Memcpy (nnew, (struct xinpcb *) XIG) -> xi_inp, sizeof (struct inpcb));

nnew-> next = udp_head; / * xxx - ?? check 'next' Pointer * /

#ELSE

Memcpy (NNEW, & ((Struct XInpcb *) XIG) -> xi_inp),

SIZEOF (STRUCT INPCB));

List_next (nnew, inv_list) = udp_head;

# Endif / * Replaced by Zhangfl 2004.02.26 - End - * /

...

}

#CD NET-SNMP-5.1.1

#. / configure --enable-ipv6 --with-perl-modules --with-mib-modules = "suizu"

*** Default SNMP Version:

Starting with Net-SNMP 5.0, You Can Choose The Default Version of

THE SNMP Protocol To Usehen no version is given evlicitly on the

Command line, or via an 'snmp.conf' file. in The Past this Was Set To

SNMPv1, but you can use this to switch to snmpv3 if desired. SNMPv3

Will Provide a More Secure Management Environment (and thus you're)

Encouraged to Switch To SNMPv3), But May Break EXISTING SCRIPTS THAT

Rely on the old behaviour. (THOUGH SUCH SCRIPTS WILL PROBABLY NEED TO

Be changed to use the '-c' community flag anyway, as the snmpv1

Command Line Usage Has Changed AS Well.).

At this prompt you can select "1", "2" (for snmpv2c), or "3" AS

The Default Version for the Command Tools (SNMPGET, ...) To Use. this

Can Always Be Overridden At Runtime Using The -v Flag To The Tools, OR

By Using the "defversion" token in your snmp.conf file.

Providing the --with-default-snmp-version = "x" parameter to ./configure

Will Avoid this prompt.

Default Version of SNMP To Use (3): Enter

*** SYSTEM Contact Information:

Describes who shouth be contacted about the host the agent is

Running on. This Information is available in the mib-ii tree. this

Can Also Be over-ridden using the "syscontact" Syntax in the agent's

Configuration FILES.

Providing the --with-sys-contact = "contact" parameter to ./configure

Will Avoid this prompt.

System contact information (root@nanjing-fnst.com): Root@freebsd.nanjing-fnst.com Enter

*** SYSTEM LOCATION:

Describes the location of the system. This information is

Available in the mib-ii tree. this can also be over-ridden using the

"syslocation" syntax in the agent's configuration files.

Providing the --with-sys-location = "location" parameter to ./configure

Will Avoid this prompt.

System Location (Unknown): Enter

*** logfile location:

ENTER THE Default Location for the SNMPD Agent to Dump

Information & Errors to. if not defined (Enter the keyword "none"

At the prompt bellow) The agent will use stdout and stderr instead.

(NOTE: THIS value can be over-ridden using command line options.)

Providing the --with-logfile = "path" parameter to ./configure

Will Avoid this prompt.

Location to write logfile (/VAR/LOG/SNMPD.LOG): Enter

*** SNMPD PERSISITENT Storage Location:

ENTER A Directory for the SNMP Library to Store Persistent

Data in the form of a configuration file. this default location is

Different Than The Old Default Location (Which Was for UCD-SNMP). IF

You Stay with the new path, I'll ask you in a second if you wish To

Copy your file over to the new location (onCen ". if you pick

.

.............. ..

Providing the --with-persistent-directory = "path" parameter to

./configure will avoid this prompt.

Location to write penustent information: Enter

#make

#make install

4. If you need to install the snmp.pm perl module

#CD NET-SNMP / Perl

#Perl makefile.pl -net-snmp-config = "sh ../../net-snmp-config" -Net-snmp-in-source = true

#make

#make test

#make install

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