>                          1) Is there any way i can run snmptrapd
> udp:162  other then root . If not, is there way to change port
> permission such a way that, other user can use port 162. 
> 

Use sudo(8) in your handler.

Snmptrapd could be converted to a priviledge-separated model.  This is
what OpenBSD is doing with most daemons.  Probably just some grant
funding needed to sponsor dev.

~BAS

>                           2) shell we redirect trapdhandler error out
> to file say(traphandle oid  $home/myname/pl_prg.pl  test_od
> 2>$home/myname/test.log 
> 
> 
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