Template:FAQ:Agent 14
Normally, you would use the command-line option '-I -{module}'
to disable the initialisation of a particular MIB module within the
agent. Unfortunately, it's not currently possible to turn off SMUX
support this way.
The safest approach is to re-run configure with the option
"--with-out-mib-modules=smux", and recompile the agent.
If this
is not possible, an alternative workaround might be to have the
agent bind to an invalid IP address.
If you put a line such as
smuxsocket 1.0.0.0
in the snmpd.conf file, the agent will whinge at startup, but won't accept any incoming SMUX requests.
If the agent complains about not recognising the "smuxsocket"
token, then you're out of luck. You'll either have to recompile
from source, or use local firewall rules to block connections
to port 199.
