My code baseline uses OpenSSL with FIPS enabled, which doesn't allow me to use MD5 authentication, required to talk to my device. I'm wondering if I can build a Windows netsnmp library using the internal OpenSSL and have it be compatible with the rest of my application that loads the FIPS-enabled OpenSSL at run-time.
If this can work, can you provide some guidance on building netsnmp with the internal OpenSSL? I'm using the perl Configure command and nmake, but perl Configure --help doesn't give me an option to use --with-openssl=internal. When I do so anyway, SNMPV3 doesn't work, telling me encryption is not supported (defPrivType is DES (AES support not available)) Also, is the internal openssl for 32-bit Windows only or will it also work for 64-bit? Thanks!
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