Passera Pablo-APP015 wrote:

>       Thanks for your response. I saw that tables in the code, but I couldn't 
> find any easy way to configure the filters. For instance, to add a new target 
> in the snmpNotifyTable one can use the trapssess token in the snmpd.conf file 
> but it doesn't configure the filters.
>
Correct.
The filtering of notifications is a relatively new addition to the 
Net-SNMP agent, and is not
yet mature.  One place where this is apparent is in the configuration of 
these tables.

> Is there any way to configure this tables from the config file but using the 
> token registered for parsing in each mib (e.g. 
> "snmpNotifyFilterProfileTable")?.
>
That's possible, but not straightforward.  Those tokens 
("snmpNotifyFilterTable" and
"snmpNotifyFilterProfileTable") are primarily intended for saving and 
restoring any
configuration set up dynamically, using SNMP SET requests.  They're not 
really
designed for manual use.
   That's something which still needs to be addressed.

>  Also, the mechanism to modify these tables using snmp messages is explained 
> in the RFC 3413?
>  
>
Probably not explicitly - it's just SNMP SET requests, to set the 
appropriate values for a filter entry.
As long as you can work out what values you want for an entry, setting 
them up is basic SNMP.
Note that creating new rows in these tables just uses the standard 
RowStatus behaviour, as with most
other agent configuration tables.

Dave

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