Hello, I set up snmpv3 to use /home/user/.snmp/snmp.conf. My snmpd.conf is located in /test/dir1/. There is the original /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf file too.
The initial setup is for MD5/DES. I want to switch to SHA/AES. The steps to change are: 1. service snmpd stop 2. modify /user/.snmp/snmp.conf to use SHA/AES 3. run create user to use SHA/AES 4. service snmpd start ( it uses /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf) This works - I can run "snmpwalk localhost" and the system switched to SHA/AES. When in step 5 I start snmpd with MY OWN snmpd.conf from /test/dir1/ such as "/usr/sbin/snmpd -c /test/dir1/snmpd.conf" , snmpwalk fails. When I revert back to MD5/DES, snmpwalk starts working again. As if it never switched to SHA/AES even though /var/lib/net-snmp/snmpd.conf contains correct SHA/AES OIDs and the user name. So, why does snmpwalk fail when I use my own snmpd.conf, which is in some other directory? Thank you, Vlad
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