C Wells wrote:
If the ip addesses are secondary addresses, how can
you bind a port to a secondary address ?
You have distinct ip adresses (no matter if on physical or virtual
interfaces), so net-snmp will do that for you by just calling
snmpd [...] 10.0.0.1:161
snmpd [...] 10.0.0.2:161
snmpd [...] 10.0.0.3:161
If you are
logged on the box and request 127.0.0.1:161 what will
happen ?
If you want snmpd to also listen on the loopback interface, pick one of
the snmpds above and add " 127.0.0.1:161" to the line.
Won't the box itself say 'address already in
use' if you try to run the snmpd process on the same
port ?
As long as the ip addresses are distinct: no, it won't say so.
+Thomas
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