Hi Kerneld and Snakeyes,
As part of our optimization work, we are moving to net-snmp to do our
basic SNMP messaging. net-snmp supports SNMPv3, so we have taken a small
step towards SNMPv3 support.
On a related note, we are making several small changes to support
point-to-point VPNs or tunnel configurations. You would be able to
place a collector at a remote site and access it over a small number of
tunneled (or VPN firewalled) connections. It's possible Zenoss would
even be able to manage those connections for you.
-Eric
snakeeyes wrote:
kerneld wrote:
You could also use ssh to tunnel the traffic.
I did think of using ssh tunnel but didn't see much benefit of using ssh instead of stunnel other than not having to install another service.
kerneld wrote:
It might be easier to setup a VPN between your zenoss box and your target network.
This sounds like easier course but I would want the vpn locked down to a port
(I don't know a lot about VPN's, but my concern is how VPN might be used to
bypass router's acl's).
kerneld wrote:
Can you share a little bit more about your network layout(without compromising
your sensitive security of course)
Ok, I'm going to be abit general here. There will be about 3-4 of subnets that
zenoss will be monitoring with about 5 servers per each, of which the actual
zenoss machine/server will be sitting in one monitoring the machines in that
subnet as well.
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