> > > I am seeing the same results on a 2.6 and a 2.5.1 system with B.5.01 NNM > installed. > > matt Do you only see the output when you are on the local machine? How about from spoofed 127.0.0.1 packets? Is sending a reset from 127.0.0.1 enough to make hte host think it is the local machine? If so, then a local firewall, not permitting 127 packets from outside the machine is necessary, and even then you better trust the people who have access to the box itself. We have tried a box, Solaris 2.6 patched to current (current as of september), that is running the default Sun snmpd binary. The hidden community "all private" worked from local and remote machines. I'm not quite sure what we're going to do about this, but on non critical boxes, ie: the ones we watch only for cold start traps, we have turned of snmpd and use shell scripts that call snmptrap to send the traps we need to receive. If anybody else has any solutions, I'm sure we'd all love to hear them. -Tim -- Timothy Kennedy | Erol's Internet Service Network Administrator | 1-703-321-8000 ext. 2224 sugaratat_private | http://www.erols.com
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