Net-snmp under RHEL4 64

Hi,

Has someone tested the RHEL4 64 net-snmp agent version?

When I ask it about some basic counters (for instance, available memory --
"snmpwalk -v1 -cpublic 127.0.01 memAvail.0") but no response is given.

Am I missing something?

thanks
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