Hi,

Isn't it a way to disable globally the read-write in snmpd by any chance?

The man page explain how to set the oid for ready only, but that's per oid.

I try to set the read-write to 0 as looking in the code I saw for the write != 0 is does the process, but I can't set this up in the configuration file as it return an error.

On many system if you don't define the read-write, then you can't write to it, witch I try to do.

Am I wrong thinking that in the snmpd.conf file I can only change the read-write community, but I can't actually disabling it?

An example I try to do to see if that works would be to have that:

oid 1.3.6.1.4.1.30155.42.3.4 name testIntValue read-write integer 1

As it is in the config file, but somehow disabling the read-write community to make sure I can't change the value of testIntValue.

So, even if that oid variable is read/write, if there isn't any read-write community, then it shouldn't be possible to change it.

Am I wrong thinking this?

No matter what I try or what I read, I can't do it, or at a minimum, didn't see it yet.

As far as I can tell, it's not possible to disable the read-write community.

Any clue stick available?

Many thanks for any feedback.

Daniel

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