2009/4/16 Anthony Wright anth...@overnetdata.com:
I'm trying to get USM authentication and encryption working on an SNMPv3
server, and don't want to store the password in the snmpd.conf file.
What happens if you take the usmUser line from the persistent
snmpd.conf file, and put that in the
I tried that and it worked, but it's very awkward to automate - the only
way I could find to generate the usmUser record from a createUser record
was to run snmpd, but since I use snmpd to monitor all my machines, I've
already got an snmpd running on the machine and the two snmpds interfere
with
2009/4/17 Anthony Wright anth...@overnetdata.com:
Since createUser explicitly offers the ability to use a localized...
. key, I presumed there was a relatively simple
way to generate them
You can turn a password into a master key, using the routine
'generate_Ku'. This can then be
I'm trying to get USM authentication and encryption working on an SNMPv3
server, and don't want to store the password in the snmpd.conf file.
Due to the way my server works, the contents of the snmpd.conf generated
by snmpd are destroyed at a reboot (it's a virtual machine which resets
to initial
