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From: Zhouhuai Shen <shenzhounz () hotmail ! com>
Date: 2016-04-27 9:07:49
Message-ID: TY1PR0301MB10389A89F44F8A02DE69CEC6C3640 () TY1PR0301MB1038 ! apcprd03 ! prod ! outlook ! com
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>>Zhouhuai Shen <shenzhounz@hotmail.com> writes:
>> When I have created a snmpv3 user, looks like the user's type was set
>> to NONVOLATILE. As a result of this, the next snmpd restart will save
>> this user to a non-volatile config file -- snmpd.conf. This user will
>>be persistent forever. Does anyone know why and how I can delete the
>> user if I have to?
>Yep, perform an SNMP set the usmUserStatus column for that user to 6 (dest=
roy).
--
> Wes Hardaker Parsons
Thanks?
This can destroy the user certainly.
However I still have a question regarding the user type being set to NONVOL=
ATILE once the user is created. If the snmpd is restarted, a call to snmp_s=
hutdown() will actually save the user into the permanent location, e.g. int=
o snmpd.conf. After the user is deleted, e.g. via a user command, as this u=
ser is still persistent in the config file, I can still retrieve the delete=
d user via the usmUserTable if snmpwalk is on the usmUserSecurityName MIB v=
ariable.
Best Regards.
Henry
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>> When I have created a snmpv3 user, looks like the user's type was set<br>
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As a result of this, the next snmpd restart will save<br> ><font size="2"><span \
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<font size="2"><span style="font-size:10pt;">></span></font>Yep, perform an SNMP \
set the usmUserStatus column for that user to 6 (destroy).<br>
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</font><font size="2"><span style="font-size:10pt;">Parsons</span></font></p>
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<p>Thanks。</p>
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<p>This can destroy the user certainly.<br>
<br>
However I still have a question regarding the user type being set to NONVOLATILE once \
the user is created. If the snmpd is restarted, a call to snmp_shutdown() will \
actually save the user into the permanent location, e.g. into snmpd.conf. After the \
user is deleted, e.g. via a user command, as this user is still persistent in the \
config file, I can still retrieve the deleted user via the usmUserTable if snmpwalk \
is on the usmUserSecurityName MIB variable.<br> <br>
Best Regards.<br>
Henry<br>
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