We don't change any packages on the firewall with iptables.
And the SNMP traps reach the destination host, because I see them with
tcpdump.
It this not an indication, that the firewall let pass the packets?
"Dave Shield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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18.07.07 15:59
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Re: snmptrapd doesn't log SNMP trap messages
On 18/07/07, Thomas Falkenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> also with option "snmptrapd -d", I can't see anything.
> But I can receive the messages with tcpdump. Can it be a firewall
problem?
That sounds like a firewall problem, yes.
Dave
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