Drift and Reconcile (DRC) and Idempotency for SNMP

The table below captures the various attributes of the SNMP configuration interface for which DRC and idempotency is supported. A drift is identified if any of the fields below is modified through the SLX CLI or other management tool. A reconcile operation pushes the intended configuration to SLX, so keeping the SLX configuration in sync with EFA.

Regarding idempotency for creating an entry which already exists in EFA, an error message is returned stating that the user already exists.

Field Identify Drift Reconcile config Idempotency Comments
Community deleted Yes Yes No A valid error message is shown when a non-existent community is deleted.
Group name associated with community is modified Yes Yes Not Applicable
Group deleted Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify group version. No No Not Applicable SLX does not support editing the SNMP group version.
Modify read, review, or write view or notify view associated with group. No No Not Applicable SLX does not support editing the SNMP views associated with the group.
Modify groupname associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify authentication protocol associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify authentication password associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify privacy protocol associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify privacy password associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Delete SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable A valid error message is shown when a non existent user is deleted.
Modify encrypted keyword associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify authentication type associated with group, meaning: auth, noauth, notify. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Delete SNMP host entry. Yes Yes No A valid error message is shown when a non existent host is deleted.
Modify encrypted keyword associated with SNMP user. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Modify authentication type associated with group, meaning: auth, noauth, notify. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Delete SNMP host entry. Yes Yes No A valid error message is shown when a non existent host is deleted.
Update SNMP host security level. No No Not Applicable
Update SNMP host source interface. No No Not Applicable
Update SNMP host UDP port. No No Not Applicable
Update SNMP host VRF. No No Not Applicable
Update SNMP host engine id. Yes Yes Not Applicable
Update of SNMP host notification type [traps, informs] Yes Yes Not Applicable
Update of SNMP view MIB OID access [included, excluded] Yes Yes Yes
Delete SNMP view Yes Yes Yes