> Same question ask weeks ago... noone seems to know
> or is willig to answer!
But your question wasn't quite the same.
Srini appeared to be asking about using IPv6 as a *transport*
mechanism, for transmitting SNMP requests to and from the agent.
As Robert replied, that's supported using
configure --enable-ipv6
You seemed to be asking specifically about the IPv6 MIBs - i.e.
management *of* an IPv6 network, rather than management *over*
an IPv6 network.
I'm sorry that no-one responded at the time, but you're probably
fairly accurate with your second comment - the original IPv6
MIB code was provided by somebody else (who's no longer around,
as far as I know), and most of the core developers tend to work
with IPv4 rather than IPv6.
Quoting Robert again:
> Not all the IPv6 MIBs are supported, but some are available for Linux.
> More platforms will be added as we get people to help with the ports.
Suck it and See.
Dave
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