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Re: [cobalt-security] (no subject)



On Thu, 14 Feb 2002, dean browett wrote:

> When can I expect to be able to get a pkg for the recent snmp
> vulnerability disclosure or can someone point me in the direction of
> another source?

I executed "/usr/sbin/snmpd -V" on my RaQ 4 and got the following.

cmu-snmp for Linux v3.7; Jul 1999
http://www.gaertner.de/snmp/ -- The Linux CMU SNMP Project
(compiled without IPX support)

The CERT advisory that was released on Tuesday did not mention the CMU
SNMP Project in the vendor list.  So I went to the URL above and it said
that the CMU SNMP Project has been discontinued.  It recommends switching
to NET-SNMP (aka UCD-SNMP).

I think that if Cobalt is going to patch the service we'll end up getting
a completely different SNMP agent, which is likely to push the release
date of the package.

I was using MRTG, which uses SNMP, to monitor bandwidth usage on the two
Cobalt's we have, but I have turned off SNMP after read the advisory,
which is what I recommend we all do until Cobalt advises us.

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