Undo vacm_parse_simple in SNMPv2c

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Old 06-28-2005
Koren Ofer-BOK016
 
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Default Undo vacm_parse_simple in SNMPv2c


Hi,
When I'm adding new community string by calling vacm_parse_simple from
within the agent ,the vacm_parse_simple function do the following (and
please let me know if I'm wrong):
- Create group with the "comm" prefix.
- Create view with the "viewComm" prefix.
- Create access.

Is there a single API to undo those changes ? , I mean some
"vacm_delete_simple" which remove all those new vacm entries (group,
view , access).
If not , What is the better way to do this, How can I delete
group/view/access, its seems like there is no API function for this (for
example, vacm_free_access is calling to vacm_destroyAllAccessEntries and
not delete a single access from the VACM table).

Thanks in advanced for your reply.
Ofer.


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