[AGENT++] Question on VacmSecurityToGroupTable::getGroupName()

Frank Fock fock at agentpp.com
Sat Nov 17 10:00:06 CET 2007


Hi,

I do not understand why a single community with
read and write view is any different from what
you want?

Best regards,
Frank

Pham, My V. (Mission Systems) wrote:
> We have the need here to make v1/v2 read/write community strings
> configurable.  They may assume different values from each other, not
> necessarily "public" and "public".  Parts of the code that handled this
> are: 
> ...
> 	vacm->addNewGroup(SecurityModel_v1, v1_readCommunity, 
> 		              "v1readgroup", storageType_volatile);
> 	vacm->addNewGroup(SecurityModel_v1, v1_writeCommunity, 
> 		              "v1writegroup", storageType_volatile);	
> ...
> 	vacm->addNewAccessEntry("v1readgroup", "",	
> 		                            SecurityModel_v1,
> SecurityLevel_noAuthNoPriv, 
> 			             match_exact, 
> 			             "v1ReadView", "", "",
> storageType_nonVolatile);
> 	vacm->addNewAccessEntry("v1writegroup", "",
> 		                            SecurityModel_v1,
> SecurityLevel_noAuthNoPriv, 
> 			             match_exact, 
> 			             "", "v1WriteView", "", 		
> 			             storageType_nonVolatile);
> 
> This works well for both Get and Set, but only if read and write
> community strings are different from each other.  If they are the same,
> let's say "public", then the vacm->addNewGroup() commands above will add
> a first mapping of "public" to v1readgroup, and then a second mapping of
> "public" to v1writegroup in the vacmSecurityToGroupTable.  When an SNMP
> command Get or Set is processed, the method
> VacmSecurityToGroupTable::getGroupName() is called and it seems to
> always return the first mapping to v1readgroup only, so Get command will
> be executed succesfully because v1readgroup allows read access, but Set
> will fail because it also gets the first mapping and write access is not
> granted in the  v1readgroup.  I can add "v1WriteView" to the v1readgroup
> and it works but that defeats the purpose of separating read and write
> community.
> 
> Any suggestion?
> 
> Thanks!!
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