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Okay great, so when can we get AES back on our switches for SNMP encryption, because well... AES has been around since 2001, and should be the industry standard.As we've seen AES can be deployed to the switches for SNMP, why can't we use it??
Thanks Giac,What I find confusing is that in the Org settings, you can enable snmpv3 and provide credentials, and set an encryption layer, but this bares no relevance to the network-wide configurations, where we can't even select what type of encrypt...
What do you mean by resolved.... What have you "resolved" exactly?Have you turned AES back on for us?Ideally, it would be nice to be able to pick between DES and AES for the switches and the access points... At the moment, I'm still seeing everything...
Support have told me this:"To clarify why you witnessed a change between AES and DES is due to a backend maintenance change was introduced which caused this issue, which caused your organisation configuration which was set to AES to override your net...
