Hi All,
I am having some doubts about the usmUserStorageType.
As per textual convention of StorageType :
A row which is volatile(2) is lost upon reboot. A row which
is either nonVolatile(3), permanent(4) or readOnly(5), is
backed up by stable storage.
For my implementation the usmUserTable row should be Permanent for a
specific user.
But the issue is whenever the system reboots we are also changing the
SnmpEngineID. By this way snmpEngineBoots is always zero(0).
The next time the system will come up with the same usmUserTable row,
but the EngineProperty will be new.( A new EngineID and a EngineBoot = 0 )
My question : Is the Permanent value of usmUserTable row have any
dependency on EngineID.
Or is it like the backup of usmUserTable row should be taken only in the
case when the engine will have the same engineID and EngineBoot will
increase
by one after every reboot ?
Regards,
Manjit
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