> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 29, 2009 5:08 AM
> 1. Is there any less time consuming alternative for the Net-SNMP function
> init_snmp() to get SNMPv3 requests running?
> Without using init_snmp() we get an error in snmp_synch_response () for
> SNMPv3 "Unkonwn engine ID". With using init_snmp() - it works,
> but in charge for waste a lot of time for searching a lot of files, loading
> configs
> and MIBs and so on and this each pollcycle and a lot of instances for this
> Nagios
> Plugin.
Nagios plugin? init-snmp()? There's quite a leap between the two, and
I have no idea how you're crossing them, but the Frankenstein experiments won't
help. The one tip I can give is to store the remote engineIDs on the client to
skip the discovery phase.
> 2. Is there an option and an example to can cache Authorization and Priveledge
> Keys that will be generated by the NetSNMP function "generate_Ku" normaly at
> each poll cycle
> the SNMPv3 request will take place?
Just store and use the keys!
> I imagine that it could speed up SNMPv3
> dramatically, if you can read the keys from the cache, instead to generate
> same
> keys each polling cycle.
I think your terminology is wrong, but if you have a cache, cache the
keys.
HTH,
Mike
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