Doubts about RFC 1445
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Subject: Doubts about RFC 1445
Date: Fri, 06 Aug 93 20:55:45 +0100
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From: G.Iturrioz@cs.ucl.ac.uk
I'm working on the implementation of a SNMPv2 agent and encountered the
following problem. Could anyone give me some advice?
RFC 1445 (Section 3.2) describes how to process a received communication. At
step (14) it says :
"The local database of access policy information is
consulted for access privileges permitted by the local
access policy to the originating SNMPv2 party with
respect to the receiving SNMPv2 party and the indicated
SNMPv2 context."
However it does not specify what to do if this information is not found in
the database of access policy information. What should I do? Should I assume
that there is no access granted (aclPrivileges = 0)? Should I stop processing
the message?
Thank's in advance,
Gotzon Iturrioz.
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