I think that E2E into the home for SNMP is perhaps one of the things that would motivate an ISP to support homenet.
E2E network management and/or monitoring, yes. SNMP, at least on a public interface, maybe not so much. We may be entering a phase where ISPs consider blocking TCP/UDP 161. The reason is that SNMP is becoming more and more widely abused. I still have no idea why for example (1) some gear ships with public as the default string and the daemon running by default as such, (2) some gear does not present the user with an interface to turn off SNMP or change the community string at all (so you may be stuck with on/public). So maybe on SNMP, tread carefully. ;-) Jason
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