> session->peername = strdup("localhost");
> session->remote_port = 31111;
>
> and opened a snmp session with
>
> snmp_open(session);
Is this a client-side management application, or the agent?
It feels like client-side code, and would set up an SNMP session
structure to use the UDP transport. This doesn't actually open a
connection to the remote destination - UDP doesn't work that way.
This information is simply held internal to the application, ready
for when it needs to send a request. It won't affect the actual
network configuration of the underlying system. So it wouldn't
show up in the output of netstat.
> netstat is not showing this with "Foreign Address" as "0.0.0.0:*".
> But I don't want to open it for all.
I'm not convinced that entry is actually relevant to your application.
Certainly not if it's client-side app.
If this is an agent, then you'll have to restrict access in a
different way (e.g. using 'libwrap' or kernel-level firewall setup).
Dave
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