Dual Interface Support for Net-SNMP - standard eth0 and custom interface
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I am using Net-SNMP in an embedded radio, and it is nominally connected to the wired interface as eth0. However, I want to be able to "dual interface" Net-SNMP so that it will respond to two interfaces, the standard Linux eth0 wired interface, and a proprietary wireless interface (which is not eth1 nor will it be a standard Linux device). Notionally, I would need to separate out SNMP traffic (perhaps by port id), and send it to snmpd, and have snmpd respond to a different interface. This interface, to work with snmpd, would likely need to be a legitimate Linux device (e.g. a tunnel interface). Does this sound possible, and what general direction would you recommend? It might be possible to not have a dual interface, but instead a device could have support for either wired eth0, or custom wireless, not that this makes the job any easier. _______________________________________________ Net-snmp-users mailing list [email protected] Please see the following page to unsubscribe or change other options: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/net-snmp-users