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Re: [pS-dev] Doubts about Schemas SNMP/Utilization/Errors/Discards


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  • From: Fausto Vetter <>
  • To: Joe Metzger <>
  • Cc: , "" <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] Doubts about Schemas SNMP/Utilization/Errors/Discards
  • Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 12:47:46 -0300

Hi,

Thats the point. if you see the following store file, for example, you can see community, version...

http://anonsvn.internet2.edu/svn/nmwg/branches/snmp/example_instances/snmp/store.xml

Fausto

Quoting Joe Metzger
<>:

Fausto,
It depends on what you mean by SNMP information.
There is a significant difference between information gathered by SNMP
and the information
necessary to collect that information from the raw devices, ie
community strings, management
interface addresses, etc.

So far, I have only seen discussions about sharing the data collected
by SNMP. And reasonable
service architectures could allow a "collect this SNMP MIB from router
X" request authenticated
with perfSONAR based authentication to be carried out using a SNMP
community string that only the
service actually knows. There is no need to expose the community string
via the perfSONAR interface,
and several good reasons not to.

--Joe


On Sep 6, 2007, at 8:44 AM, Jason Zurawski wrote:

Fausto;

Isnt it unsafe to share SNMP Information (like community) throughout domains, once normally community for the version 1 of SNMP is the only authentication for SNMP? may you give this option on your implementation to user?

Again, its up to the individual service deplorer to decide if they wish to share this information. At a bare minimum all that is required to mark data as being SNMP compatible is an eventType. Other parameters are not required to be listed.

-jason




--
Fausto Vetter
NPD/UFSC

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