From: Jeff Allen <jra@corp.webtv.net>
Alexander Reelsen wrote:
> [08-Jan-2000 14:24:15 ] target bri0_1
> router = heaven.rhwd.net
> snmp = community@bri0_1:161
> snmp-community = community
> snmp-host = bri0_1
> snmp-port = 161
> Especially "snmp = community@bri0_1:161" - Shouldn't that be
> community@heaven then? This problem could be fixed in
> cricket-config/Defaults by setting snmp value to something other.
The tag snmp is derived from this definition high in the config tree:
snmp = %snmp-community%@%snmp-host%:%snmp-port%
So, if you want to send packets to a host named "heaven", you need to
set snmp-host to "heaven". In your case, the best way to do this would
probably be to use "snmp-host = %router%". See why?
I'm wondering if you accidentally removed that line from one of your
installations, since the router-interfaces subtree of the sample tree
has that line it it.
Have fun...
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