On 15/08/07, Martinez,Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am running SNMPv1 on my Linux boxes, I think. How can I really tell?
a) Look at the command that you run. If it says "-v 1" then you're using
SNMPv1, if it says "-v 2c" then you're using SNMPv2c
b) Ask for "sysLocation.1". If it says "noSuchName", then you're using
SNMPv1, if it says "noSuchInstance" then you're using SNMPv2c
> How do I update from SNMPv1 to SNMPv2
Add "-v 2c" to the commands that you're using.
> and provide security with valid data
> to show them that we are using SNMPv2?
SNMPv2c doesn't provide any additional security over SNMPv1.
If you want security, then you need to look at SNMPv3.
Dave
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