Slightly off-topic... I am implementing COOKED (so far device only). The iam element contains the "fqdn" and "ip" parameters. Let's assume a multihomed device:
Generic device name: rtr.example.net Interface 1: if1.example.com (10.0.1.1) Interface 2: if2.example.com (10.0.2.1) Only interface 1 & 2 will resolve via reverse DNS. I assume that I put the generic device name into the fqdn as well as obviously the interface used into th ip. So the "iam" may look like this: <iam fqdn='rtr.example.net' ip='10.0.1.1' type='device'/> This also means that the collector can/SHOULD verify the IP address given in ip, but MUST NOT verify the fqdn, at least not via revese DNS (I am assuming NO tuning profiles are used in this stage - I am aware it SHOULD verify based on authentication information if present). Is my understanding correct? Any help is deeply appreciated. Rainer
