ecure
> 3.very-secure (i.e., no-initial-configuration)
>
>
> May i know the security posture in net-snmp ?
Security posture is a deplyment issue, not an implementation issue. It
is your ch
> On Wed, 8 Apr 2009 20:38:16 +0530, Pachiappan D
> said:
PD> RFC 3414 allows the following security postures ,
PD> 1. minimum-secure
PD> 2.semi-secure
PD> 3.very-secure (i.e., no-initial-configuration)
Be default we have no configuration of either snmpv3 users or snmpv1/v2c
community n
tion)
>
> May i know the security posture in net-snmp ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> -Pachi-
>
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Hi,
I am extending the net-snmp agent (5.4.1).
RFC 3414 allows the following security postures ,
1. minimum-secure
2.semi-secure
3.very-secure (i.e., no-initial-configuration)
May i know the security posture in net-snmp ?
Thanks in advance.
-Pachi
