I've received numerous requests for information on which network switch/router systems implement SNMPv3, though my own request was for information on operational deployments of SNMPv3 in networks. Folks interested in an *incomplete* list of implementations with SNMPv3 might want to look at: http://www.ibr.cs.tu-bs.de/ietf/snmpv3/#Implementations A number of network equipment vendors have shipped SNMPv3, but are NOT included from that list. So if SNMPv3 is something you are interested in, ask your vendors directly for more information. Of particular interest is the existence of at least one freely distributable implementation "NetSNMP" (formerly UC Davis SNMP). This works out of the box on most modern UNIX systems, meaning that one can use SNMPv3 on UNIX servers even if the OS vendor didn't include it directly. For more on that implementation, browse the above URL. Ran rja@inet.org
On Fri, 5 Oct 2001, RJ Atkinson wrote:
Of particular interest is the existence of at least one freely distributable implementation "NetSNMP" (formerly UC Davis SNMP). This works out of the box on most modern UNIX systems, meaning that one can use SNMPv3 on UNIX servers even if the OS vendor didn't include it directly. For more on that implementation, browse the above URL.
i just gave a presentation at toorcon in san diego on router security. in particular, i had a section on SNMPv3 and explained how to setup and use IOS with UCD SNMP. the postcript of the slides are available at: http://pobox.com/~beldridg - brett
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