Madan,
I presume that you are using snmpv3.
Please find following details which will clarify your 
question:

- You need to put security related stuff in your snmpd.conf
- "snmpd.conf" file is read by snmp Deamon (snmpd)when you 
   run  deamon (./snmpd )
- If you are not specifying any path while running deamon, it 
   will read from "/usr/local/share/snmp" 
- You can specify path while running deamon like:
  ./usr/local/sbin/snmpd -c <path of "snmpd.conf" file >
   [ if you have used --prefix option , then please specify 
     path accodingly]
- Since while using SNMP Oerations(snmpget/snmpset --) you 
  need to apply lengthy
  command. so, put default configuration in "snmp.conf" file 
  which will boil down to :
  For example: 
  snmpget <Host_ID> <OID> only

- You must know that "snmpd.conf" file is read by agent and "
  snmp.conf file is read when you apply snmp opeartions.
- I think there is no need to specift "engineID" , once you 
  create user and other things,it will generate. 
- I tried from browser for the same.

 For more details please look net-snmp site.
Regards,
Devendra 



  
 

      

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