We run WebNS 5.00b37 on 8 CSS' managed in-band with management interfaces disabled and boot-config IP left to the default value of 1.1.1.1.
Traps received on our SNMP trap collector show the CSS boot-config IP as the trap source. This makes the SNMP trap logs somewhat useless, since all traps apear to originate from the same 1.1.1.1 device. I thought of changing the boot-config IP to a valid (routable) IP, which would basically act as a loopback IP. Would this work? I also found references to WebNS 5.03, which now has a "snmp trap source" command to apparently fix my problem. This version also now has TACACS capabilities. Unfortunately, I cannot find this version on the Cisco software centre. Any idea where it is kept?
