[ctp_cmd@nova_47 ~ 1]> syscfg -h -u snmpdconf
Usage: syscfg -s -u snmpdconf [-o interactive] [-v ':<token>:[<token>:]']
-o interactive option will ask the user for input (menu mode)
-v strings begin and end with a ":", and have one or more tokens
Valid tokens are:
CO,<string> = Contact String. Alphanum, -, _ or space
LO,<string> = Location String. Alphanum, -, _ or space
STx = Enable or disable SNMP daemon (1=enable,0=disable).
USR,rw|ro,2,4|6,comm,ip,
rw|ro - read/write or read-only snmp user
2 - SNMPv2 user (SNMPv1 also)
4|6 - IPv4 or IPv6 user
comm - community string (alphanum,_,-,!,@ or #)
ip - IP access for specific IP address, or "default" for any IP
- IP (v4&v6) Subnet access is OK using CIDR notation
USR,ro,3,user,pass,
ro - read-only snmp user
3 - SNMPv3 user
user - username
pass - password (must be at least 8 chars)
Notes:
- Leaving out CO and LO tokens will result in those fields being
set to "Unset" in the config file
- Only USR tokens specified will exist on the system after config
All previous SNMP users will be deleted
SNMPv3 users are fixed to any IP access
Useage: syscfg -r -u snmpdconf
Dumps current SNMP config in above -v format
