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Subject: snmpd sleeping
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Please could anybody tell me how to wake up my snmp daemon (snmpd)? It's 
sleeping .It doesn't respond to any of the snmp commands 
(snmpget,snmpwalk,etc). I've installed the latest version of snmp (v3) That 
too doesn't work. Also I've tried out various perl scripts in different 
packages like (RRDTool - Cricket). It just doesn't work .(Even as a root 
user)

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