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  1. #11
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    The newer builds already have snmp_mibII.so in the default configuration. When you added it to the Aux Params the system detected a duplicate entry and refused to start the SNMP daemon. Just blank out the Aux Params field again and you should be fine. There's some other libraries that are not included by default that you could still enable through this field though.

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    Ahh that explains it thank you.

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    Hi,

    I really wan´t to check the system with nagios by snmp. I have the mib2 already linked into the system and it is working. But for what i can see MIB2 only uses Network and some minior things like uptime. Is there a way to expand the possibilities of checks?!
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    Old thread, but what you (probably) want if you're trying to monitor disk usage is this:
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    begemotSnmpdModulePath."hostres" = "/usr/lib/snmp_hostres.so"
    Which will expose the HOST-RESOURCES MIB, which itself has information on filesystems and other stuff.

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