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The SNMP daemon cannot send traps to a non-default route domain destination. However, it can respond to SNMP requests over from a client that is accessed through a non-default route domain path for IPv4. For IPv6 this does not work.
Access to SNMP must be through default route domain for IPv6.
SNMP access over IPv6 on a client accessed through a non-default route domain does not work.
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With this bug fix you can access SNMP from an IPv6 client on a non-default route domain. There is no plan to allow traps to be delivered to destinations on a non-default route domain.
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