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From: Khetan Gajjar <khetan@link.iafrica.com>
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Hi.

I've just installed ucd-snmp, and am using it in conjunction with mrtg
to graph system bandwidth (as described in a earlier thread). I'm
curious as to how to "secure" the snmpd, because as I understand it,
right now it's wide open.

Anybody have any ideas ?

Thanks in advance.


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