Hi,

I have an SNMP master agent and a couple of subagents and they share
the same EngineID. The subagents send the traps directly to the
configured destinations. With SNMPv3, there are additional parameters
- engineBoots and engineTime - to maintain the timeliness of the SNMP
PDU. If the main agent goes for a restart, the engineBoots is
incremented for it. The subagent will still continue to use its copy
of the parameters. The trap receiver, say snmptrapd, will
initialize/update its session with the incoming trap and if the
subagent sends the trap (with the older value for engineBoots), the
receiver discards it.

 Is there a mechanism to avoid such a scenario? Or, will it help
setting the contextName to a different value for the subagent so that
the trap receiver will treat it as a different session? I did search
the net for it and stumbled upon this:

http://sourceforge.net/p/net-snmp/mailman/message/28627499/

The OP must have probably faced a similar but I couldn't find any
workaround. Any thoughts?

-- 
Regards,
Sai

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