DTLS (how to configure SHA-2 and AES-256 mode for net-snmp).

Shing Kuo <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.network.net-snmp.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>


Hi, 
 
I plan to utilize net-snmp DTLS feature but I have trouble
to get complete picture of how to do it. The only document I can find is the
following example link, “using DTLS”, from net –snmp. 
                              http://www.net-snmp.org/wiki/index.php/Using_DTLS
 
	* ·        Where to find the complete document related to net-snmp
DTLS configuration? For example, the link above has an example using option “—san”
and there is no explanation for it. 
	* ·        How to configure to instruct net-snmp to use
SHA-2 finger print?
	* ·        How to configure AES-256 password? Net-snmp example
only shows how to configure certificate, I don’t know how to relate the certificate
to AES-256 password that can be configured by MIB browsers (e.g. Ireasoning MIB
browser can configure password for AES-256 but net-snmp only shows how to configure
certificate. How can I know what AES-256 password to be configured in MIB
browser if I only configure certificate in net-snmp?). 
 
Your help or pointer to more info are greatdly appreciated.
 
Regards,

Shing

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