Thanks Dave! This leads on to another question - in such a
multi-instance situation is it possible to identify which instance a
trap is coming from? I can't figure a way of doing this ...
Rob.
Dave Shield wrote:
> On 26/04/07, Rob O'Connor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have multiple instances of an application on a host, each with the
>> same OIDs. I have each app configured as a subagent...
>
>> How can I determine which app instance a trap comes from, or can I
>> browse each individual instance in a MIB browser somehow? I'm figuring
>> this is what snmpv3 contexts are for
>
> Quite correct. This is exactly where SNMPv3 contexts come in.
>
> But note that when working with a non-default context, there are
> several points where this context must be taken into account:
>
> - you need to specify the context as part of the request
> ("snmpwalk -v 3 -n {context} ....")
> - you need to specify the context as part of access control config
> ("access group {context} .....")
> - and you need to specify the context when the subagent registers
> with the master agent. We can't advise you how to do that,
> since you say you're using a different subagent toolkit.
> You'll need to talk to the cryptix people about that.
>
> Dave
>
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