That hint made my day! The 'libssl' was already installed but
'libssl-dev' was missing on the agents host! Now it's also working with
SHA1, DES and AES. Problem solved!
Thanks a lot Ron.
Michael
Ron Rader wrote:
> Me:
>
>> Are you sure that the host running your net-snmp agent has the
> Op
Me:
> Are you sure that the host running your net-snmp agent has the
OpenSSL
> libraries, and that the agent was built to link those libraries?
These
> conditions must be met in order to use any authentication (guess how I
I meant "encryption," not authentication.
R
The information cont
Me:
> Try running this command on your agent host:
>
> net-snmp-config --configure-options
Also, you can comb through snmpd.log, looking for error messages
complaining about how you need OpenSSL to use encryption, e.g.
"Encryption support not enabled." That's a direct indication of the
prob
> From: Michael Bayer [mailto:m.ba...@dezem.de]
> createUser myuser MD5 mypasswd
> Than I added the following line:
> createUser myuser SHA mypasswd
> And now I get an error message:
>
> snmpget: Authentication failure (incorrect password, community or key)
> (Sub-id not found: (top) -> system)
Hi,
I have problems using SHA in SNMPv3 with NET-SNMP. Well, I'll start to
explain how the setup is and what I did so far.
On a server there is the snmpd SNMP agent demon running. It uses
NET-SNMP Version 5.4.3. To use authentication I added a user in the
share/snmp/snmp.conf file. The entry l
