SNMPv3 single object credential storage

Saputo, Vincent

March 31, 2022 14:32

Allow secrets to store both credential SNMPv3 sets (Auth/Priv) when different into a single secret/password object.

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Martin Crothers

March 31, 2022 14:43
@Device42 team, This would be great if it includes all the USM (User-based Security Model) properties of an SNMPv3 credential prescribed by RFC 3414.

SNMPv3 credentials being different from based Username/Password combinations in that they have (as example):
* Username
* Context
* EngineID
* Authentication
    ** Method (None, MD5, SHA1, (some vendors supporting newer versions of SHA))
    ** Password or Key
* Privacy/Encryption
    ** Method (None, DES56, AES128 (aka AES), AES192, AES256)
    ** Password or Key
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