openssl DTLS support?

John Zavgren <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Greetings:

I've been trying to configure and build net-snmp so that it supports the
DTLSUDP transport (as well as SSH).  I keep getting informed that I need an
openSSL library that supports DTLS.

I downloaded the most recent openSSL source code and built and installed
it... but I'm not making any progress.

It appears that there might be some incantation that I need to use when I
build openSSL so that DTLS support is enabled.

Any ideas?

If this knowledge exists somewhere, can someone please put it on the
net-snmp wiki? I found a section there on how to use DTLS, and it lets me
know that I need the latest openSSL that supports DTLS. But, the story is
much richer and deeper than that. And unfortunately it spans two open source
projects.

Thanks!

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