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Old 09-15-2005
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Hello

I am trying to check that SNMP traps could be sent from one server to other .

I am running this command from receiving server to see it can receive it

/usr/sbin/snoop udp port 162

and on the sending end I am running this commad

cst051 UDP D=162 S=1480 LEN=120

but i am getting error message that
cst051: not found


Is there anything I need to configure from sending end in order to send test snmp trap. Or is there anything wrong with my command.

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Ajwat
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Not sure where you got that command from, but try looking at the man page for snmptrap and snmpwalk.
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