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tinysnmp-agent_0.8.4_i386 
NAME
TinySNMPd - daemon to respond to SNMP request packets
SYNOPSIS
tinysnmpd [OPTIONS] <configfile> <modulepath>
DESCRIPTION
tinysnmpd is an SNMP agent which binds to a port and awaits requests
from SNMP management software. Upon receiving a request, it processes
the request(s), collects the requested information and returns the
information to the sender.
OPTIONS
A summary of options is included below.
-f | --logfile=FILENAME
Location of log file. By default, messages will be logged to the
console.
-s | --syslog=FACILITY
The following facilities can be specified:
authpriv security/authorization messages
cron clock daemon
daemon system daemons without separate facility
ftp ftp daemon
kern kernel messages
lpr line printer subsystem
mail mail subsystem
news usenet news subsystem
syslog messages generated internally by syslogd
user generic user-level messages
uucp uucp subsystem
local0 reserved for local use
...
local7
If this option is specified, messages will be logged to syslog.
By default, messages will be logged to the console.
-l | --loglevel=LEVEL
The following levels can be specified (in increasing order of
verbosity):
quiet No messages will be logged
errors Only errors will be logged
warnings Warnings & errors will be logged
normal Default messages and all of the above
verbose Verbose messages will also be logged
debug Log debug messages as well
noisy Noisy debug messages will be logged as well
If a log file is specified, TinySNMPd defaults to verbose ,
otherwise, noisy is selected.
-d | --daemon
Run in the background. You need to specify a log file if you
want to use this option.
-h | --help
Show a help message.
<configfile>
Location of TinySNMPd configuration file.
<modulepath>
Path where mib libraries reside.
All of these options can also be found be executing the program with
the -h or --help options.
FILES
/etc/tinysnmp.conf
SEE ALSO
tinysnmp.conf(5)
BUGS
This agent is far from complete. So far, it only supports SNMPv1
packets over UDP (snmp-get, snmp-get-next), no snmp-set’s (i.e. you
can’t change any data on the agent), and no traps.
AUTHOR
Written by Abraham vd Merwe <abz@blio.com>