ProxyAgent

[Frank Fock]

Hi Khalif,

The snmpProxyContextEngineID must by set to the engineID
of the engine *sending* the request. Thus, it *should* be different
to the engine ID of the proxy agent.

If you are sending a SNMPv1/v2c request, then you will have to
add an entry into the SNP-COMMUNITY-MIB in order to map
from the used community (of the incoming request) to a
context engine ID.

For further details on using the SNMPv3 Framework MIBs
I would recommend reading the book "A Practical Guide to
SNMPv3 and Network Management" by David Zeltersman.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,
Frank

Khalif Aden Hassan wrote:

> Hi
> I tried to use snmp_proxyAgent which agent++v3.4.1 package contains. I
> do this becouse i wanted this proxy will forwarded this request to
> specific agent and i do the entries in the proxy. Evertime i send
> request the proxy says no matching proxy entry the entries look like :
>
> snmpProxyType.'test2' = write(2)
> snmpProxyContextEngineID.'test2' =  Hex: "xx xx xx xx xx xx"
> snmpProxyContextName.'test2' =
> snmpProxyTargetParamsIn.'test2' = snmpv2cparams
> snmpProxySingleTargetOut.'test2' = benelli
> snmpProxyMultipleTargetOut.'test2' =
> snmpProxyStorageType.'test2' = nonVolatile(3)
> snmpProxyRowStatus.'test2' = active(1)
>
> The contextEngineID which I defined in snmpProxyTable does not match the
> agent's EngineID? (but they are same).
> What kan be wrong with my configuration?
> Can anyone help me about this problem?
>
> /Khalif

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