Discussion:
[sentinix-list] SNMP
James Nelson
2004-11-25 00:56:43 UTC
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I'm new to Sentinix, but thats ok. I'm having trouble configuring a
new community name for snmp. I am not using the snmp daemon. (not
installed during setup) However I am still getting alerts through
snort that my Sentinix box is configured for the "public" community in
SNMP. I cannot find the snmp.conf file either. Anyone have any
advice for a newbie?
jim
2004-11-25 05:29:57 UTC
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Do you have NET-SNMP installed?
What service are you trying to check?
You can't check a service without a plugin.


Need more info I can help
Jim

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Subject: [sentinix-list] SNMP


I'm new to Sentinix, but thats ok. I'm having trouble configuring a
new community name for snmp. I am not using the snmp daemon. (not
installed during setup) However I am still getting alerts through
snort that my Sentinix box is configured for the "public" community in
SNMP. I cannot find the snmp.conf file either. Anyone have any
advice for a newbie?
James Nelson
2004-11-27 19:55:09 UTC
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Thanks for the reply. First I installed Sentinex with the SNMP
daemon, and started getting alerts through Snort about the 'public'
community coming from my Sentinex box. I admit I am a newer Linux
user, but this is strange. I run setup and get rid of the SNMP
daemon. I still get the alerts from the Sentinex box saying its using
the public community. How do I change the community name?

Forgive the ignorance

James
Subject: RE: [sentinix-list] SNMP
Date: Wed, 24 Nov 2004 23:29:57 -0600
Do you have NET-SNMP installed?
What service are you trying to check?
You can't check a service without a plugin.
Need more info I can help
Jim
-----Original Message-----
Nelson
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2004 6:57 PM
Subject: [sentinix-list] SNMP
I'm new to Sentinix, but thats ok. I'm having trouble
configuring a
new community name for snmp. I am not using the snmp
daemon. (not
installed during setup) However I am still getting alerts
through
snort that my Sentinix box is configured for the "public"
community in
SNMP. I cannot find the snmp.conf file either. Anyone have any
advice for a newbie?
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