On 16 January 2011 17:37, Jacob Seeley <[email protected]> wrote:
> I need to be able to send an
> SNMPv3 request to host2 without context and have host2 map
> that request so that it's proxied to host3
> How can I accomplish this without having to use context in my client's SNMP
> request? Is VACM the answer?
No, I don't believe so.
The basic problem is that when the agent received the (default context)
request, it has two possible sources for this information - the proxy
connection to host3, and the local MIB modules that it handles itself.
The design of the Net-SNMP agent is that it always chooses the
"more focused" registration, which will invariably be the local module.
Try issuing a query for an OID that is *only* implemented on host2,
and see if that works.
You might also try disabling some of the local MIB modules
(using -I-{module}) and see if that helps.
Dave
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