SNMP: Why does a SET-request also perfom a GET-request? -
i'm trying build own snmp-agent (on solaris 10.0) , added line snmpd.conf:
pass .1.3.6.1.4.1.xxxx /home/snmp/snmp_agent.bash for testing, thing bash-script does, writing current time , arguments log-file. now, when use net-snmp perform set-request, by:
snmpset -v1 -c public node 1.3.6.1.4.1.1590.xxxx.1 1 i notice 2 lines in log-file. 1 argument -g (which means get), , other -s (which means set). why 1 -g , how can rid of it?
it's annoying me because in mib have oids max-access = write-only, , agent gives error when trying read oid.
i looked on internet problem (or maybe it's not problem), couldn't find anything.
i believe internals of net-snmp agent pass scripts only. eg, it's requirement of using 'pass' extension , has nothing what's happening "on wire".
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