Terabyte Patch

Hi People,

First Post.

I have a quick question (and yes, I have searched but not found the  
answer).

I got called into to troubleshoot a system with several FTP servers. These  
boxen have RAID arrays of from 8TB to 24TB. The servers run CentOS.  
Checking to see that the latest version of net-snmp was installed on the  
servers, I find that, yes the package built on a 2007 release of net-snmp  
(v5.3.2.2) *is* the latest package for CentOS...

Which means I'm probably going to have to build my own packages to install  
a newer version of net-snmp on these machines. Before I do that, here's my  
question:

Has "Patches item #2340904" (Summary: dskTable: dskTotal / dskAvail /  
dskUsed overflow-prone)been incorporated into the current net-snmp 5.5  
distribution, or will I have to patch it myself when I roll my own  
packages?

OR (crosses fingers),

If the overflow issue has been addressed, can I just go ahead and use the  
5.5 binary .rpms on a rig with a 24TB array?

Cheers,

-=dwh=-


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