A quickie post for setting up “snmpd” on a D-Link DNS-320 to allow monitoring from Cacti!
Assumes a working install of funplug and optware already exists 🙂
root@DNS320:# slacker -a nano
root@DNS320:# slacker -a net-snmp
root@DNS320:# mkdir /ffp/etc/snmp
root@DNS320:# nano -w /ffp/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf
…..edit snmpd.conf appropriately, at a minimum:
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root@DNS320:# nano -w /ffp/start/snmpd.sh
…..edit snmpd.sh to:
#!/ffp/bin/sh # PROVIDE: snmpd # REQUIRE: LOGIN conf_file=/ffp/etc/snmp/snmpd.conf pid_file=/ffp/var/run/snmpd.pid snmpd_flags="-A -p $pid_file -a -c $conf_file" snmpd_start() { if [ ! -r "$conf_file" ]; then echo "Error: Missing config file $conf_file" exit 1 fi echo "Starting /ffp/sbin/snmpd $snmpd_flags" /ffp/sbin/snmpd $snmpd_flags } snmpd_stop() { if [ -r "$pid_file" ]; then kill $(cat $pid_file) 2>/dev/null fi } snmpd_status() { if [ -r $pid_file ]; then snmpd_pid=$(cat $pid_file) if pidof snmpd | grep -wq $snmpd_pid; then echo "snmpd running: $snmpd_pid" else echo "snmpd not running ($pid_file stale)" fi else echo "snmpd not running" fi }case "$1" in start) snmpd_start ;; stop) snmpd_stop ;; restart) snmpd_stop sleep 2 snmpd_start ;; status) snmpd_status ;; *) echo "Usage: $(basename $0) start|stop|restart|status" exit 1 ;; esac
root@DNS320:# chmod 755 /ffp/start/snmpd.sh
root@DNS320:# /ffp/start/snmpd.sh start
root@DNS320:# ps aux |grep snmpd
(snmpd should now be running)
D-Link DNS-320 can now be monitored from Cacti!
Thanks for reading,
Martyn Wendon