SNMPv2 traps received by Spectrum via IPv6 appear not be reading the agent varbind to determine the source ip
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SNMPv2 traps received by Spectrum via IPv6 appear not be reading the agent varbind to determine the source ip

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Article ID: 258648

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Products

CA Spectrum DX NetOps

Issue/Introduction

We are receiving SNMPv2 traps from devices where the source ip is an IPv6 address and the agent varbind is an IPv4 address.

Spectrum is not using the agent varbind to determine the source of the trap as expected. It is using the IPv6 from the source.

This is causing Spectrum to generate an unknown trap event on the VNM model.

Environment

Release : 22.2.5 and below

Cause

A review of the code shows that if the received trap source address is an IPv6, always consider it as srcAddr and ignore the agent address which was set in the trap PDU.

This is functioning as coded.

Resolution

An enhancement is planned for Spectrum 22.2.7 to address this issue. No release date set for Spectrum 22.2.7 at the time this knowledge document was published.