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hello; i m working on SLES10 and my problem when i start SNMP service; Server starts the work really slowly. I thought that something eat my cpu but no, nothing ...
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  1. 06-22-2012 #1
    emyasar
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    SNMP service problem

    hello;

    i m working on SLES10

    and my problem when i start SNMP service;

    Server starts the work really slowly. I thought that something eat my cpu but no, nothing use cpu (extremly)

    for example when i start firefox after 2 or 3 min. later i can see it on the screen.


    any idea with this strange problem?

    (sorry for broken english)
    Last edited by emyasar; 06-22-2012 at 10:26 AM.
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    Is this the net-snmp package?
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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  3. 06-28-2012 #3
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    yes it is net-snmp package downloaded from YAST

    i understood that it not about CPU

    i working on vnc remote desktop. when i start snmp service cpu wokring fine but vnc not.

    i think it s a kind of bug.
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    Bug, or mis-configuration issue... Without being able to access the system, I can't say for sure (or even approximately). You might want to check on the TCP/IP ports that VNC is using to see if they are conflicting with those used by net-snmp. That would be the most likely cause of this sort of problem.
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