2009/3/4 Tomáš Harabin :
> I know that SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 difference and my device is sending trap with
> header inforamtions: version=3, msgMaxSize=0 (this is bad information and
> stop processing), My device doesnt support SNMPv3 (encryption, etc).
If your device doesn't support SNMPv3, then
I know that SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 difference and my device is sending trap with
header inforamtions: version=3, msgMaxSize=0 (this is bad information and
stop processing), My device doesnt support SNMPv3 (encryption, etc). My
device's vendor thinks that this bad header should be ingnored and analy
2009/3/4 Tomáš Harabin :
> My SNMP device is sending traps, which have SNMPv3 version information in
> SNMP trap header. But it is not fully SNMPv3 trap, it has only that
> structure.
What do you mean by "it only has that structure"?
The difference between SNMPv2 requests and SNMPv3 requests
is e
Thanks for answer, but I have this problem:
My SNMP device is sending traps, which have SNMPv3 version information in
SNMP trap header. But it is not fully SNMPv3 trap, it has only that
structure. My vendor argue with argument, that snmptrapd should be
configured to receive traps as a SNMPv2c regar
2009/3/4 Tomáš Harabin :
> Hello, is there any option how to configure snmptrapd to accept only
> specific version of SNMP traps (v2c) regardless informations sent by SNMP
> device in SNMP trap header?
You should be able to use the "group" token (see snmpd.conf(5)) to
specify the acceptable SNMPv2
