> The trapsess in snmpd.conf file is as:
> trapsess -v 3 -e 0x0102030405 -u xxx localhost:162
>
> I launch snmptrapd and then launch snmpd.
> I can get coldStart trap, which I don't think it should since in
> trapsess there is no auth/priv information.
I'm no SNMPv3 expert, but my guess is that the agent is sending
a 'noAuthNoPriv' notification. So it doesn't matter that there's
no authentication information.
Try adding '-l authNoPriv' to the trapsess command.
See what happens then.
[But please don't bother Cc:ing me directly with the results.
You're rapidly going outside my area of competence!]
> The same thing when I use snmptrap to send a faked notification.
What do you mean by "faked notification"?
An invalid username/password?
Are you specifying the security level, or defaulting to noAuthNoPriv?
Dave
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