Re: Does net-snmp support wildcard(*) for subtree family.

On Mon, 15 Aug 2005 12:47:50 -0400 (EDT) Alex wrote:
AB> > It's unlikely to be view-related. This is probably a consequence
AB> > of the algorithm for handling overlapping registrations.
AB> 
AB> Ok, but I would still consider it a bug.  Based on the documentation, it
AB> should allow the entire tree to be redirected to the proxy.
AB> 
AB> I would like to be able to proxy everything to the MS agent so to the
AB> client it looks like the MS agent, but I will be able to use SNMP v3,
AB> pass, pass_persist etc in Net-SNMP.  I'll file a bug report.

I think the fix here is to add the ability to specify a priority with the
proxy token. I think that if it was registered with a higher priority, it
would take precedent over a lower priority overlapping item.

I know I've added priority to a token recently (within the last year), check
the cvs logs to find an example..

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