snmp statement

Syntax:

    snmp {
            [ port portno ; ]
            [ spawn bool ; ]
            [ max-requests number ; ]
            [ time-to-live number ; ]
            [ request-cleanup-delay number ; ]
            [ ident string ; ]
            [ community name ( rw | ro ) ; ]
            [ network name network [ network ... ] ; ]
            [ acl {
                    [ allow network_name community_name ; ]
                    [ deny network_name ; ]
            } ; ]
    };

Usage

The snmp statement configures the SNMP service.

Numeric statements

port

Sets the port number to listen for the SNMP requests.

max-requests

Sets the maximum number of SNMP requests in the queue. Any surplus requests will be discarded.

time-to-live

Sets the request time-to-live in seconds. The time-to-live is the time to wait for the completion of the request. If the request job isn't completed within this interval of time it is cleared, the corresponding child process killed and the request removed from the queue.

request-cleanup-delay

Sets the request cleanup delay in seconds, i.e. determines how long will the completed SNMP request reside in the queue.

Boolean statements

spawn

Determines if radiusd should spawn a child to process the SNMP request.

String statements

ident

Sets the SNMP server identification string.

Community and network definitions

community name ( rw | ro )

Defines the community name as read-write (rw) or read-only (ro).

network name network [ network ... ]

Groups several networks or hosts under one logical network name.

Access-Control List definitions

allow network_name community_name

allow hosts from the group network_name access to community community_name.

deny NETWORK_NAME

Deny access to SNMP service from any host in the group network_name.

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