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How do we know the SNMP protocol version supported by a SNMP device
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KuttappanPro
2008-02-01 10:18:17 UTC
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How do we know the SNMP protocol version supported by a SNMP device

Such as snmp V1, snmp V2, snmp V3
KuttappanPro
2008-02-01 10:38:04 UTC
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How do we know the SNMP protocol version supported by a SNMP device
Such as snmp V1, snmp V2, snmp V3
Any Specific oid or Table for identifying the SNMP versions V1,V2c,V3,
TCP/IP versions like IPv4 and IPv6 supported by a device
Arndt Jonasson
2008-02-05 07:48:56 UTC
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Post by KuttappanPro
How do we know the SNMP protocol version supported by a SNMP device
Such as snmp V1, snmp V2, snmp V3
Any Specific oid or Table for identifying the SNMP versions V1,V2c,V3,
TCP/IP versions like IPv4 and IPv6 supported by a device
I suppose you can try the protocol versions in order. Send a GET
request of something, and see if there is an answer.
Markus
2008-02-06 08:24:55 UTC
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How do we know the SNMP protocol version supported by a SNMP device
Such as snmp V1, snmp V2, snmp V3
The SNMP message contains a field in the header (4 byte size) which
describes the SNMP version for this message.
It is coded as an integer with the following meaning:
0 = SNMPv1
2 = SNMPv2
3 = SNMPv3

Hope this helps

Markus

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