I have Net-SNMP v5.6.rc1 running on Windows XP.  I have configured
snmpd.conf to create a tsm user "Joe Cool". I used the same certificate
for snmpd.

certSecName 20
cd:74:45:c9:a3:a3:55:0a:6c:37:03:b2:49:38:b1:01:99:95:8e:43 --sn "Joe
Cool"
rwuser -s tsm "Joe Cool"
[snmp] defX509ServerPub
cd:74:45:c9:a3:a3:55:0a:6c:37:03:b2:49:38:b1:01:99:95:8e:43

Using snmpget I have successfully sent a get request to snmpd using
dtls.
snmpget -Ddtls,udp,tsm,cert,openssl   -v 3  -u "Joe Cool" -l authPriv -T
our_identity=cd:74:45:c9:a3:a3:55:0a:6c:37:03:b2:49:38:b1:01:99:95:8e:43
-T
their_identity=cd:74:45:c9:a3:a3:55:0a:6c:37:03:b2:49:38:b1:01:99:95:8e:
43 --defSecurityModel=tsm dtlsudp:10.230.57.248:10161 sysContact.0


I want to configure the SNMP Trap Daemon snmptrapd to use dtls.  Is
there any documentation on how to configure snmptrapd.conf so that
snmptrapd can use DTLS?  Can I configure snmptrapd.conf the same as
snmpd.conf?

certSecName 20
cd:74:45:c9:a3:a3:55:0a:6c:37:03:b2:49:38:b1:01:99:95:8e:43 --sn "Joe
Cool"
rwuser -s tsm "Joe Cool"
[snmp] defX509ServerPub
cd:74:45:c9:a3:a3:55:0a:6c:37:03:b2:49:38:b1:01:99:95:8e:43

Also can I run snmptrap from a command prompt and tell it to use DTLS?

Below is the snmptrapd debug output when I tried to use DTLS.

snmptrapd -Ddtls,udp,tsm,cert,openssl dtlsudp:10.230.57.248:10161
No log handling enabled - using stderr logging
registered debug token dtls, 1
registered debug token udp, 1
registered debug token tsm, 1
registered debug token cert, 1
registered debug token openssl, 1Log handling defined - disabling stderr



Thanks,
Dan Warren



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