Folks,
A few minor comments on draft-ietf-syslog-transport-udp-05
a. Page 10.1
the text says
This transport does not provide for strong sender authentication.
That sort of seems to imply that weak sender authentication is provided
for. Is that the intent ?
To me it
Tom,
Apologies for the delay in responding.
I have had a look at the syslog MIB, and am confused, at a fairly fundamental
level, about the relationship of the MIB to the other documents, RFC3164 and
syslog-protocol. The last two have a common framework/architecture, spelt out
at the
ports
/network addresses. The grouping is a feature not a necessaity. I think that it
is
providing flexibility that will be needed. Am I missing something here ?
Tom Petch
Glenn
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From: Glenn Mansfield Keeni [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Tom Petch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Tom,
Getting there; recall that my initial problem is one of understanding what it
is
the MIB caters for. I had expected the MIB to cater for a pure Sender, in
order
to configure it with where to send what, and I am slightly suprised at that
omission. As ever, it is a question of
