Table of Contents

1. Description
2. Setup - The basics of getting started with simp_snmp
   • What simp_snmp affects
   • Setup requirements
   • Beginning with simp_snmp
3. Usage - Configuration options and additional functionality
4. Reference - An under-the-hood peek at what the module is doing and how
5. Limitations - OS compatibility, etc.
6. Development - Guide for contributing to the module
   • Acceptance Tests - Beaker env variables

Description

This module is a SIMP Puppet profile for setting up SNMP v3, and USM configuration.

This is a SIMP module

This module is a component of the System Integrity Management Platform, a compliance-management framework built on Puppet.

If you find any issues, they should be submitted to our bug tracker.

This module is designed for use within a SIMP ecosystem, but it can be used independently.

• When included within a SIMP ecosystem, security compliance settings will be managed from the Puppet server.

• If used independently, all SIMP-managed security subsystems are disabled by default and must be explicitly opted into by administrators. Please review the parameters in simp/simp_options for details.

This module is a simp profile module and configures snmp using version 3 with usm authentication. To configure snmp in a different way use puppet-snmp directly.

#TODO add tsm and configure snmp to use encryption

Setup

What simp_snmp Affects

This profile wraps around the puppet-snmp module. It is designed to:

• Install the net-snmpd package
• Configure and manage the snmpd service
• Optionally install the net-snmp-utils package and manage clients

NOTE: This module does not configure snmptrapd. This module will, default, ensure snmptrapd is stopped and disabled. If you decide to enable snmptrapd, you must configure it manually.

Beginning With simp_snmp

Install the puppet-snmp and pupmod-simp-simp_snmpd modules. The net-snmp and net-snmp-utils packages and their dependencies must be available through the package manager.

Usage

Simp_snmpd configures the snmpd daemon to listen only on the local interface by default. Set the following in hieradata to configure snmpd to Listen on UDP port 161 on the local interface and tcp on the interface with the ipaddress associated with the hostname. For more information, see the LISTENING ADDRESS section of the snmpd man page.

---
simp_snmpd::agentaddress:
- udp:localhost:161
- tcp:%{facts.fqdn}:161

classes:
  - simp_snmpd

Or, via instantiation:

class { simp_snmpd:
   agentaddress => ["udp:${facts['fqdn']}:161",'udp:localhost:161']
}

See the "Access" section for details on how the access is configured.

There are a few snmp options that can be configured directly from this module via hiera. Other changes to the configuration can be done by adding configuration files to the user snmpd dir. Set simp_snmpd::include_userdir to true in hiera, and add configuration files to the directory defined by simp_snmpd::user_snmpd_dir, by default /etc/snmp/snmpd.d.

Access

simp_snmpd configures access using the User-based Security Module (USM) and View-based Access Control Model (VACM). By default, it will create two users:

• snmp_ro: A user with readonly access to the system information only

• snmp_rw: A user with read/write access to all SNMP variables

  • Both users and access are configurable via hiera. See the SIMP user guide, How To Configure SNMPD for more information.
  • User passwords are automatically generated using SIMP's passgen from the simplib module. The SIMP user guide General Administration section gives information on where these passwords are stored.
  • The passwords for the users are configured when SNMP is configured the first time. If you need to change them, you will need to use the snmpusm command, or remove /var/lib/net-snmp and run puppet again to regenerate all of them.

Logging

simp_snmpd is configured to send logs to the system daemon. If simp_options syslog and logrotate are enabled, it will configure rsyslog rules to send logging to /var/log/snmpd.log.

This is configured via the simp_snmpd::snmpd_options setting. These are the options sent to the snmpd daemon on start up. By default it is logging to facility 6 which will be forwarded to the server if log forwarding is enabled.

For more information on these options see the man page for snmpcmd, the Logging section. Snmpcmd and its man pages are installed with the net-snmp-utils package.

Firewall

If simp_options firewall is enabled, it will parse the simp_snmpd::agentaddress list and configure iptables rules to open those ports to the trusted nets. If you want only the SNMP manager to be able to access the system, set simp_snmpd::trusted_nets to include only the manager systems addresses.

SNMP System Information

simp_snmpd configures some basic system information: contact, location system name, and services, in the snmpd configuration directory. These settings can be changed via hiera, instantiation, by creating a configuration file in the user directory.

NOTE: If the system variables are set in a configuration file then net-snmp marks them as not writable and will not allow them to be changed via snmpset or other client utilities. To be able to set information via a client, set simp_snmpd::system_info to false and the defaults will not be set in the configuration file.

SNMP Client

By default, the snmpd utilities (snmpget, snmpset, etc.) are not included. To include them, set simp_snmp::manage_client to true.

Reference

More information is included in the SIMP User Guide under SIMP HOWTO Guides: Configure SNMP. It includes information on copying additional MIBS and modules to the system.

Limitations

This is a SIMP Profile. It will not expose all options of the underlying modules, only the ones that are conducive to a supported SIMP infrastructure. If you need to do things that this module does not cover, you may need to create your own profile or inherit this profile and extend it to meet your needs.

SIMP Puppet modules are generally intended for use on Red Hat Enterprise Linux and compatible distributions, such as CentOS. Please see the metadata.json file for the most up-to-date list of supported operating systems, Puppet versions, and module dependencies.

Development

Please read our Contribution Guide.

Acceptance tests

This module includes Beaker acceptance tests using the SIMP Beaker Helpers. By default the tests use Vagrant with VirtualBox as a back-end; Vagrant and VirtualBox must both be installed to run these tests without modification. To execute the tests run the following:

bundle install
bundle exec rake beaker:suites

Please refer to the SIMP Beaker Helpers documentation for more information.

Reference

Table of Contents

Classes

• simp_snmpd: Configures the snmpd daemon. Currently, it only uses v3 USM.
• simp_snmpd::config: Configure the SNMPD service
• simp_snmpd::config::agent: Set up sensible agent defaults
• simp_snmpd::config::firewall: Ensure that firewall rules are defined
• simp_snmpd::config::logging: Ensures that appropriate logging rules are defined
• simp_snmpd::config::tcpwrappers: This class is meant to be called from simp_snmp.
• simp_snmpd::install: Set up snmp group/user if needed, and subsequently change permissions
• simp_snmpd::install::snmpduser: Create systems users for running snmpd daemon and owning the snmpd files
• simp_snmpd::install::vacmusers: Create v3 users from user hash
• simp_snmpd::rsync: Set up MIBs in rsync

Functions

• simp_snmpd::accesslist: parse the access hash and return strings that for access entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD d
• simp_snmpd::firewall_list: function to return a list of protocol and ports to open in iptables for snmpd to work.
• simp_snmpd::grouplist: parse the group hash and return strings for group entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describe
• simp_snmpd::viewlist: parse the view hash and return strings that for view entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD descr

Data types

• Simp_snmpd::Seclevel: The default authentication level for the client to use in snmp.conf
• Simp_snmpd::Secmodel: type Simp_snmpd::Secmodel = Enum['usm','v1','v2c','tsm','ksm'] Right now usm is the only type suppoerted by this module. If you want to use a
• Simp_snmpd::Vacmlevel: The default type to use in VACM access directives

Classes

simp_snmpd

• This module does not configure the snmptrap service.

Trap service parameters SNMPD Agent Parameters Settings for rsync USM/VACM parameters snmp.conf access configuration default items. These are also used to set up view and access directives if specific settings are not used in the hash. snmpd.conf system info parameters If the system parameters are set in the snmpd.conf files net-snmp sets them as not writeable and they can not be changed by an 'set' call from an snmpd client or manager. If you want to set them this way the change simp_snmpd::system_info to false. SIMP parameters used

• See also
  • man
    • snmpd for options.
  • man

    * snmpd  in the LISTENING ADDRESSES section for more details.
    

    An array of listening addresses for the snmpd to listen on. This array is also used by the config/firewall.pp to open ports if iptables is being used.
  • man

    * snmpd.conf AGENT BEHAVIOR section for more information on the
    

    This setting disables the log messages for accepted connections. Denied connections will still be logged.
  • man
    • snmpd.conf AGENT BEHAVIOR section for more information on the
  • man
    • snmpd.conf AGENT BEHAVIOR section for more information on the
  • man

    * snmpd.conf  SNMPv3 with the User-based Security Model (USM) section
    

    A hash of users to create for usm access. Also see README for details

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the simp_snmpd class:

• ensure
• manage_client
• package_ensure
• version
• snmp_basedir
• logfile
• service_config
• simp_snmpd_dir
• include_userdir
• user_snmpd_dir
• snmpd_service_ensure
• snmpd_service_startatboot
• trap_service_ensure
• trap_service_startatboot
• trap_service_config
• user_trapd_dir
• snmptrapd_options
• snmpd_options
• agentaddress
• do_not_log_tcpwrappers
• maxgetbulkrepeats
• maxgetbulkresponses
• leave_pidfile
• service_config_perms
• service_config_dir_perms
• service_config_dir_owner
• service_config_dir_group
• manage_snmpd_user
• manage_snmpd_group
• snmpd_uid
• snmpd_gid
• rsync_server
• rsync_source
• rsync_timeout
• rsync_dlmod
• rsync_dlmod_dir
• dlmods
• rsync_mibs
• rsync_mibs_dir
• v3_users_hash
• v3_users_hash
• view_hash
• group_hash
• access_hash
• defauthtype
• defprivtype
• defsecuritymodel
• defsecuritylevel
• defvacmlevel
• system_info
• location
• sysname
• contact
• services
• fips
• firewall
• trusted_nets
• syslog
• logrotate
• tcpwrappers

ensure

Data type: Enum['present','absent']

present (default) will install files and packages absent make sure they are not installed.

Default value: 'present'

manage_client

Data type: Boolean

tell puppet snmp to manage client. install the net-simp-utils. These are command line utilities.

Default value: false

package_ensure

Data type: String

If set to "latest" snmp will try to update to the latest version of the package available, otherwise it will just check it is installed

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::package_ensure', { 'default_value' => 'installed' })

version

Data type: Integer

The version of snmp protocol to use. At this time the simp_snmpd profile only manages v3, to configure older versions use the snmp module directly.

Default value: 3

snmp_basedir

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Base directory for snmp configuration files

Default value: '/etc/snmp'

logfile

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Full path to local log file for snmpd

Default value: '/var/log/snmpd.log'

service_config

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Location of the snmpd daemon configuration file

Default value: "${simp_snmpd::snmp_basedir}/snmpd.conf"

simp_snmpd_dir

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Directory of *.conf files which include snmpd directives. Files in this directory are managed by puppet.

Default value: "${simp_snmpd::snmp_basedir}/simp_snmpd.d"

include_userdir

Data type: Boolean

If set to true the user_snmpd_dir will be created and an include directive for it put in the service_config file. This will allow users to override values in the service config file or add values that are not included by the interface.

Default value: false

user_snmpd_dir

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Directory where users can include *.conf files with snmpd configuration items that will be included. This directory is not managed by simp. Users can put additional configurations files in this directory. This directory is only included if include_userdir is set to true.

Default value: "${simp_snmpd::snmp_basedir}/snmpd.d"

snmpd_service_ensure

Data type: Enum['stopped', 'running']

Set the snmpd daemon service to stopped or running

Default value: 'running'

snmpd_service_startatboot

Data type: Boolean

Start the snmpd service at boot

Default value: true

trap_service_ensure

Data type: Enum['stopped', 'running']

Set the snmptrap daemon service to stopped or running

Default value: 'stopped'

trap_service_startatboot

Data type: Boolean

Start the snmptrap service at boot

Default value: false

trap_service_config

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Location of the trap configuration file

Default value: "${simp_snmpd::snmp_basedir}/snmptrapd.conf"

user_trapd_dir

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

Directory where users can place snmptrap configuration files. This profile does not configure snmptrap but buts down a configuration file that tells the snmptrap daemon to look in this directory for configuration files. This directory is only created if trap_service_ensure is set to running.

Default value: "${simp_snmpd::snmp_basedir}/snmptrapd.d"

snmptrapd_options

Data type: Optional[String]

Options to pass to the trap daemon on start up.

Default value: undef

snmpd_options

Data type: String

The options passed to the snmpd daemon at start up. The default sends info through critical to local6.

agentaddress

Data type: Array[String]

Default value: ['udp:127.0.0.1:161']

do_not_log_tcpwrappers

Data type: Enum['yes','no']

Default value: 'no'

maxgetbulkrepeats

Data type: Integer

Sets the maximum number of responses allowed for a single variable in a getbulk request

Default value: 100

maxgetbulkresponses

Data type: Integer

Sets the maximum number of responses allowed for a getbulk request.

Default value: 100

leave_pidfile

Data type: Enum['yes','no']

Leave the pid file when snmpd exits

Default value: 'no'

service_config_perms

Data type: Stdlib::Filemode

permissions on the configuration files

Default value: '0600'

service_config_dir_perms

Data type: Stdlib::Filemode

permissions on the configuration directories

Default value: '0750'

service_config_dir_owner

Data type: String

owner of configuration files/dirs

Default value: 'root'

service_config_dir_group

Data type: String

group of configuration files/dirs

Default value: 'root'

manage_snmpd_user

Data type: Boolean

Set to true if you want puppet to create the user for config files

Default value: false

manage_snmpd_group

Data type: Boolean

Set to true if you want puppet to create the group for config files

Default value: false

snmpd_uid

Data type: Optional[Integer]

The uid used when creating the service_config_dir_owner

Default value: undef

snmpd_gid

Data type: Optional[Integer]

The gid used when creating the service_config_dir_group

Default value: undef

rsync_server

Data type: Simplib::Host

The rsync server from which to pull the files.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::rsync::server', { 'default_value' => '127.0.0.1' })

rsync_source

Data type: String

The source of the content to be rsync' as defined in the rsyncd.conf file on the rsync server.

Default value: "snmp_${environment}_${facts['os']['name']}"

rsync_timeout

Data type: Integer

The timeout when connecting to the rsync server.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::rsync::timeout', { 'default_value' => 2 })

rsync_dlmod

Data type: Boolean

Whether to enable rsync to copy dlmod modules to the dlmod directory

Default value: false

rsync_dlmod_dir

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

The full path for the directory to use for dlmod rsync.

Default value: '/usr/lib64/snmp'

dlmods

Data type: Optional[Array[String]]

List of modules to load into snmpd from the rsync_dlmod directory

Default value: undef

rsync_mibs

Data type: Boolean

Whether to enable rsync for MIBS

Default value: false

rsync_mibs_dir

Data type: StdLib::AbsolutePath

The full path for the directory to rsync mibs too. It does not remove what is already there.

Default value: '/usr/share/snmp'

v3_users_hash

Data type: Hash

v3_users_hash

hash of users to create for USM.

view_hash

Data type: Hash

Hash of views to create for VACM

group_hash

Data type: Hash

Hash of groups to create for VACM

access_hash

Data type: Hash

Hash of access entrys to create for VACM.

defauthtype

Data type: Enum['SHA','MD5']

The default authentication type used for clients.

Default value: 'SHA'

defprivtype

Data type: Enum['DES', 'AES']

The default privacy type used for encrypting communication when using usm.

Default value: 'AES'

defsecuritymodel

Data type: Simp_snmpd::Secmodel

currently simp_snmpd only supports the usm security model.

Default value: 'usm'

defsecuritylevel

Data type: Simp_snmpd::Seclevel

The default security level used by the client

Default value: 'authPriv'

defvacmlevel

Data type: Simp_snmpd::Vacmlevel

The default security level for the VACM access directives.

Default value: 'priv'

system_info

Data type: Boolean

Deprecated (puppet-snmp does not allow you to not set these).

Default value: true

location

Data type: String

sets sysLocation in snmp

Default value: 'Unknown'

sysname

Data type: String

sets sysName in snmp

Default value: $facts['networking']['fqdn']

contact

Data type: String

sets sysContact in snmp

Default value: "root@${facts['networking']['fqdn']}"

services

Data type: Integer

sets sysServices in snmp

Default value: 72

fips

Data type: Boolean

If FIPS should be enabled or not. FIPS mode does not allow MD5 or DES macs/ciphers.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::fips', { 'default_value' => false })

firewall

Data type: Boolean

Whether include modules that will use agentaddress array to open ports in iptables.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::firewall', { 'default_value' => false })

trusted_nets

Data type: Simplib::Netlist

Networks that will be allowed to access the snmp ports opened by the firewall.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::trusted_nets', { 'default_value' => ['127.0.0.1'] })

syslog

Data type: Boolean

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::syslog', { 'default_value' => false })

logrotate

Data type: Boolean

If these variables are set then rules will be added to rsyslog to log snmp messages to /var/log/snmpd.log and set up log rotation.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::logrotate', { 'default_value' => false })

tcpwrappers

Data type: Boolean

Whether or not the system is using tcpwrappers to control access.

Default value: simplib::lookup('simp_options::tcpwrappers', { 'default_value' => false })

simp_snmpd::config

Configure the SNMPD service

simp_snmpd::config::agent

Set up sensible agent defaults

simp_snmpd::config::firewall

For anything in the $listenagent array, it will determine if ports on the firewall need to be opened.

• Ignores any entries for ipx or pvc at this time
  • Firewall rules will have to be set up manually if these transport services are being used.

simp_snmpd::config::logging

Ensures that appropriate logging rules are defined

simp_snmpd::config::tcpwrappers

simp_snmpd::config::tcpwrappers

It ensures that tcpwrappers rules are defined.

simp_snmpd::install

• Set defaults in snmp.conf
• Disable v2 setup

simp_snmpd::install::snmpduser

Create systems users for running snmpd daemon and owning the snmpd files

simp_snmpd::install::vacmusers

Create v3 users from user hash

Parameters

The following parameters are available in the simp_snmpd::install::vacmusers class:

• daemon

daemon

Data type: Enum['snmpd','snmptrapd']

The daemon that the users is meant to access.

Default value: 'snmpd'

simp_snmpd::rsync

Set up MIBs in rsync

Functions

simp_snmpd::accesslist

Type: Ruby 4.x API

parse the access hash and return strings that for access entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describes the hashes in detail.

simp_snmpd::accesslist(Hash $access_hash, String $defaultmodel, String $defaultlevel)

parse the access hash and return strings that for access entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describes the hashes in detail.

Returns: Any An array of strings that define VACM access lines for use in snmpd.conf files.

access_hash

Data type: Hash

The list of accesses to create.

defaultmodel

Data type: String

The default Security model to use if that entry is not defined in the hash entry

defaultlevel

Data type: String

The default Security level to use if that entry is not defined in the hash entry

simp_snmpd::firewall_list

Type: Ruby 4.x API

function to return a list of protocol and ports to open in iptables for snmpd to work.

simp_snmpd::firewall_list(Array $agent_array)

function to return a list of protocol and ports to open in iptables for snmpd to work.

Returns: Any A list of protocols and ports that must be opened.

agent_array

Data type: Array

The array of agent addresses that the snmpd will listen on.

simp_snmpd::grouplist

Type: Ruby 4.x API

parse the group hash and return strings for group entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describes the hashes in detail.

simp_snmpd::grouplist(Hash $group_hash, String $defaultmodel)

parse the group hash and return strings for group entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describes the hashes in detail.

Returns: Any An array of strings that define groups for use for access in snmpd.conf files.

group_hash

Data type: Hash

The list of groups to create.

defaultmodel

Data type: String

The default Security model to use if that entry is not defined in the hash entry

simp_snmpd::viewlist

Type: Ruby 4.x API

parse the view hash and return strings that for view entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describes the hashes in detail.

simp_snmpd::viewlist(Hash $view_hash)

parse the view hash and return strings that for view entries for the snmpd.conf file @see The SIMP user guide HOW TO: Configure SNMPD describes the hashes in detail.

Returns: Any An array of strings that define VACM view lines for use in snmpd.conf files.

view_hash

Data type: Hash

The list of views to create.

Data types

Simp_snmpd::Seclevel

The default authentication level for the client to use in snmp.conf

Alias of Enum['noAuthNoPriv', 'authNoPriv', 'authPriv']

Simp_snmpd::Secmodel

type Simp_snmpd::Secmodel = Enum['usm','v1','v2c','tsm','ksm'] Right now usm is the only type suppoerted by this module. If you want to use another type, use the puppet/snmp module directly

Alias of Enum['usm']

Simp_snmpd::Vacmlevel

The default type to use in VACM access directives

Alias of Enum['noauth', 'auth', 'priv']

• Fri Sep 13 2024 Steven Pritchard steve@sicura.us - 1.7.0

• [puppetsync] Update module dependencies to support simp-iptables 7.x

• Wed Feb 07 2024 Mike Riddle mike@sicura.us - 1.6.0

• [puppetsync] Update metadata upper bounds for puppet-nsswitch, puppet-gitlab, puppet-snmp, simp-pam, and simp-useradd

• Mon Oct 23 2023 Steven Pritchard steve@sicura.us - 1.5.0

• [puppetsync] Add EL9 support

• Wed Oct 11 2023 Steven Pritchard steve@sicura.us - 1.4.0

• [puppetsync] Updates for Puppet 8
  • These updates may include the following:
    • Update Gemfile
    • Add support for Puppet 8
    • Drop support for Puppet 6
    • Update module dependencies

• Thu Sep 28 2023 Steven Pritchard steve@sicura.us - 1.3.0

• Add AlmaLinux 8 support

• Mon Jul 17 2023 Chris Tessmer chris.tessmer@onyxpoint.com - 1.2.0

• Add RockyLinux 8 support

• Thu Jun 30 2022 Andy Adrian andy@sicura.us - 1.1.1

• Expanded puppet/snmp dependency range to < 7.0.0

• Thu Jun 17 2021 Chris Tessmer chris.tessmer@onyxpoint.com - 1.1.0

• Removed support for Puppet 5
• Ensured support for Puppet 7 in requirements and stdlib

• Wed Feb 03 2021 Liz Nemsick lnemsick.simp@gmail.com - 1.0.1

• Expanded simp/rsyslog dependendency range to < 9.0.0.

• Sat Dec 19 2020 Chris Tessmer chris.tessmer@onyxpoint.com - 1.0.1

• Removed EL6 support

• Fri Oct 30 2020 Jeanne Greulich jeanne.greulich@onyxpoint.com - 1.0.0-0

• This module was updated to use puppet-snmp v5.1.2 and work on EL8 with simp 6.5.
• The user configuration directories for snmpd are not included by default. To include and create these directories set simp_snmpd::include_userdir to true.
• Parameters to allow the user to change the owner, group and permissions of the snmp configuration directories and files have been added.
• The default security level for VACM access directives was changed to simp_snmpd::defvacmlevel from simp_snmpd::defsecuritylevel. simp_snmpd::defsecuritylevel was used to set both the client and VACM levels but this did not work correctly because the client uses different values. Use simp_snmpd::defvacmlevel to change the default security level of the VACM access statements. (The default has not changed, it is still 'priv'.)
• Added in the permission options for the configuration files and directory so users could change them.
• simp_snmpd::services was changed from a String to and Integer to be compatible with the new module.
• The permissions on the mib and dlmod dirs are set using basic group settings instead of acls.
• The default options for the snmpd daemon for el6 were updated to include setting the pid file. Without this restarting the daemon in el6 failed.

• Thu Jul 23 2020 Jeanne Greulich jeanne.greulich@onyxpoint.com - 0.2.1-0

• update the upper bound of simplib for SIMP 6.5 release

• Fri Aug 02 2019 Robert Vincent pillarsdotnet@gmail.com - 0.2.0-0

• Drop Puppet 4 support
• Add Puppet 6 support
• Add puppetlabs-stdlib 6 support

• Tue Feb 12 2019 Liz Nemsick lnemsick.simp@gmail.com - 0.1.2-0

• Use simplib::passgen() in lieu of passgen(), a deprecated simplib Puppet 3 function.
• Expanded the upper limit of the stdlib Puppet module version
• Updated a URL in the README.md
• Update miniminum version of snmp module to 4.1.0. This project is now maintained by Vox Pupuli and has changed from razorsedge-snmp to puppet-snmp.

• Wed Nov 21 2018 Adam Yohrling adam.yohrling@onyxpoint.com - 0.1.1-0

• Add Oracle Linux Support

• Fri Nov 02 2018 Liz Nemsick lnemsick.simp@gmail.com - 0.1.0-0

• Update badges in README.md

• Fri Oct 26 2018 Jeanne Greulich jeanne.greulich@onyxpoint.com - 0.1.0-0

• Changed name back to razorsedge because we have not updated the puppet-snmp module yet

• Wed Oct 24 2018 Jeanne Greulich jeanne.greulich@onyxpoint.com - 0.1.0-0

• Update to puppet 5
• Moved common parameters to init to help ease of use.

• Mon Sep 10 2018 Liz Nemsick lnemsick.simp@gmail.com - 0.1.0-0

• Update Hiera 4 to Hiera 5

• Thu Jun 14 2018 Nick Miller nick.miller@onyxpoint.com - 0.0.3-0

• Update fixtures and other assets

• Mon Sep 18 2017 Liz Nemsick lnemsick.simp@gmail.com - 0.0.2-0

• Remove link in acceptance test to allow module to be published to PuppetForge

• Tue Sep 05 2017 Jeanne Greulich jeanne.greulich@onyxpoint.com - 0.0.1-0

• First cut of the SIMP SNMPD profile module