Re: SnmpMgrRequest Giving Not Enough Memory (Error #8)
From: Farooque Khan (farooquek_at_NoSpamPls-concretioindia-NoSpamPls.com)
Date: 04/28/04
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Date: Wed, 28 Apr 2004 15:33:12 +0530
> properly. A network sniffer is a *must have*, to see what is truly
> happening on the wire.
Infact, SNMP sniffers are available there which can be of help in such
situations.
-- -Farooque Khan http://farooque.150m.com RawDisk - A free raw disk editor "Alan J. McFarlane" <alanjmcf@yahoo.com.INVALID> wrote in message news:PAKjc.46$7S2.31@newsfe1-win... > Muhammad Ali Shah <ali_bhai@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Just a follow-up to my email. > > > > I have found out that SnmpMgrRequest gives error 8 when invoked from a > > Windows 2000 machine and a timeout occurs. The same command will give > > error 40 when invoked from a Windows XP machine and a timeout occurs. > > > Well I get the same error code on Windows 2000 when a timeout occurs. > > > I am gradually reaching at the conclusion that MS SNMP service has > > some problem with some agents. It sometimes requirs a machine restart > > (or atleast a service restart) after running for a few hours. > > > This occurs even the first time I try this. Note also, that there is no > link between the SNMP service running on the local machine and using the > MgmtAPI to query remote devices. Stop the SNMP service and querying remote > devices still works; the service exists to answer *queries* to the *local* > machine and nothing else. So see if that works, "net stop snmp" and see > whether your remote querying still works. > > So, I think that there's simply a simple fault on Windows 2000: it returns 8 > where it should return 40. > > And my presumption is then that your queries /are/ timing-out. Perhaps if > the network is not dropping them, then maybe the ATMs are not responding > properly. A network sniffer is a *must have*, to see what is truly > happening on the wire. > -- > Alan J. McFarlane > http://homepage.ntlworld.com/alanjmcf/ > Please follow-up in the newsgroup for the benefit of all. > >
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