What's the output of "net-snmp-config --configure-options"?
Please note that the current ifTable implementation for AIX requires the problematic kmem access routines (nlist et al.) which you may have turned off per the recommendations in README.aix.
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Did you use a plain "./configure" (w/o optons) to build net-snmp?
Are you running on an AIX system with 64-bit kernel?
Have you read README.aix?
What error messages does the agent log when you start the agent and run "snmpwalk ... ifTable" against it?
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Did you use a plain "./configure" (w/o optons) to build net-snmp?
In fact, I tried several options (as explained in the file README.aix : --enable-as-needed --without-kmem-usage) and with or without theses options, the result is the same.
Are you running on an AIX system with 64-bit kernel?
Yes. The system is AIX 5.3 TL6 SP2 (the last) in 64 bits.
Have you read README.aix?
Yes.
What error messages does the agent log when you start the agent and run
"snmpwalk ... ifTable" against it?
At the startup (snmpd -f -L), the daemon says three times :
"netsnmp_assert !"registration != duplicate" failed agent_registry.c:535"
and it shows the version, that's all.
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If you have a 64-bit kernel, I fear you're out of luck. The current nlist-based ifTable implementation for AIX doesn't work with 64-bit kernels, AFAIK. It'll need a volunteer to propose a better implementation.
As a workaround, you *may* be able to run IBM's AIX SNMP agent on a different port and configure Net-SNMP to proxy ifTable to the AIX agent (assumed it implements ifTable properly). Questions concerning this approach should be directed to the mailing list instead of here, though.
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What's the output of "net-snmp-config --configure-options"?
Please note that the current ifTable implementation for AIX requires the problematic kmem access routines (nlist et al.) which you may have turned off per the recommendations in README.aix.
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The command "net-snmp-config --configure-options" produces nothing.
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Did you use a plain "./configure" (w/o optons) to build net-snmp?
Are you running on an AIX system with 64-bit kernel?
Have you read README.aix?
What error messages does the agent log when you start the agent and run "snmpwalk ... ifTable" against it?
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If you have a 64-bit kernel, I fear you're out of luck. The current nlist-based ifTable implementation for AIX doesn't work with 64-bit kernels, AFAIK. It'll need a volunteer to propose a better implementation.
As a workaround, you *may* be able to run IBM's AIX SNMP agent on a different port and configure Net-SNMP to proxy ifTable to the AIX agent (assumed it implements ifTable properly). Questions concerning this approach should be directed to the mailing list instead of here, though.
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this bug fixed now?
this bug has been fixed now?
This problem (aka "missing functionality") is still present. It still needs a volunteer to work on it.