Some encoding issue with python3 version of snmph_from_cred_id function?
Hi, Encountered weird issue when trying to query MAC-address information with SNMP. With python2 version of this function, mac address information is returned as hex string as it should but when using python3 version, the same information is returning something other than hex string. Python3 version: Python2 version: Maybe some encoding issue with python3 version?
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We are pleased to announce that SL1 Ibiza 12.3.6 is now available. The release and documentation can be accessed using the following links: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-file/aBtVL00000011wX0AQ/1236 If you are planning to consume SL1 Ibiza 12.3.6, be advised of the following: The 12.3.6 release is available only as a patch; there is no ISO version. You can upgrade to this release directly from the following SL1 releases: 12.3.5 12.3.0 12.2.7 SL1 12.1.2, if all of your SL1 appliances have been converted to OL8 12.2.x and 12.3.x STIG-compliant users can upgrade to this release so long as they have not consumed or upgraded to the 12.3.0 STIG release. If you previously deployed or upgraded to 12.3.0 STIG, you cannot upgrade to 12.3.6 STIG due to a known technical issue. AWS deployments that are using Aurora 3 can upgrade to this release. If you are currently deployed using Aurora 2, you can upgrade to this release but you must perform a post-upgrade Aurora 2 to 3 conversion. SL1 12.3.6 is Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN)-certified. NOTE: If you are on 12.1.2, you should upgrade directly to 12.3.6 without consuming the 12.2.x releases. WARNING: If you are upgrading from a version prior to 12.2.3, then after upgrading SL1, you must also upgrade MariaDB 10.4.x to version 10.6.18. Failure to perform this MariaDB upgrade can cause major functionality issues in SL1. IMPORTANT: You can consume SL1 12.3.6 only if you are upgrading from an earlier SL1 version that supports upgrades to this release. There is no ISO version for version 12.3.6. For more details, please see SL1 Ibiza 12.3.6 release notesSL1 Ibiza 12.3.5 Release Notification
We are pleased to announce that SL1 Ibiza 12.3.5 is now available. It's a Non-STIG release at the moment. Support for STIG is being validated and will provide update soon. The release and documentation can be accessed using the following links: https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-file/aBtVL0000000z570AA/1235 If you are planning to consume SL1 Ibiza 12.3.5, be advised of the following: The 12.3.5 release is available only as a patch; there is no ISO version. You can upgrade to this release directly from the following releases: SL1 12.3.0 through 12.3.4 SL1 12.2.1.1 through 12.2.7 SL1 12.1.2, if all of your SL1 appliances have been converted to OL8 NOTE: If you are on 12.1.2, you should upgrade directly to 12.3.5 without consuming the 12.2.x releases. WARNING: If you are upgrading from a version prior to 12.2.3, then after upgrading SL1, you must also upgrade MariaDB 10.4.x to version 10.6.18. Failure to perform this MariaDB upgrade can cause major functionality issues in SL1. If you are on 12.1.0.2 or 12.1.1, you can upgrade to 12.1.2, convert to OL8, and then upgrade directly to 12.3.5 without consuming the 12.2.x releases. 12.2.x and 12.3.0 STIG-compliant users can upgrade to this release. If you are on an 11.x MUD system, you cannot upgrade directly to this release; you must first follow the approved conversion process from 11.x MUD to 12.2.1.1 STIG and then upgrade to 12.3.5 STIG. AWS deployments that are using Aurora 3 can upgrade to this release. If you are currently deployed using Aurora 2, you can upgrade to this release but you must perform a post-upgrade Aurora 2 to 3 conversion. SL1 12.3.5 is Department of Defense Information Network (DoDIN)-certified. For more details, see the SL1 Ibiza 12.3.5 release notes.How to Automatically Detect Linux Configuration Drifts
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