Randy McMurchy wrote: > <snip> > Thanks for writing in. I too use it, as do thousands (perhaps millions > by now) of other people. Some in mission-critical installations. > > It's probably time that BLFS put it in the book. > > However, configuration of such a package is a stiff thing. You must > do a bunch to get results that are meaningful. I'm not sure there is > anyone on staff that can do this. > > Mike, would you be willing to provide a default setup that we could > use? > > Pretty much everything I sell goes into high security or mission critical locations. Some won't consider units without SNMP, for others, it's just a selling point even if it's not used (firewall it if your really worried).
I agree, configuring it for high security SNMPv3 with ACL's is not trivial. I could probably provide some configurations for SNMPv1 that, while they wouldn't be appropriate for high security installations, would at least make it work enough to be able to see that it does, in fact, work. Would that do or were you looking for more sophisticated configuration? -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
