Getting peer address information
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17. How do I find out peer transport address or security
    information within my receiving app (CommandResponder or
    Notification Receiver)?

1. SNMP architecture forces you to distinguish communicating
   entities only on the basis of their community names (SNMPv1/v2c) or
   ContextEngineId/ContextName pair (SNMPv3).

   In other words, if one SNMP Manager should anyhow differ from
   another, then they should use distinct community names or SNMP
   contexts. Transport information should never be used for the
   identification purposes, as in some cases it proves to be
   unreliable (cases include NAT device or a proxy in the middle, not
   to mention address spoofing).

   As practice reveals, even perfect design does not always cope well
   with the imperfect world. So we had to pinch a logic hole from the
   scope of an SNMP app down to transport layer. Now with the
   getTransportInfo(stateReference) method call you could get peer
   transport information upon receiving its SNMP message.

   # Callback function for receiving notifications
   def cbFun(snmpEngine,
             stateReference,
             contextEngineId, contextName,
             varBinds,
             cbCtx):
       transportDomain, transportAddress = snmpEngine.msgAndPduDsp.getTransportInfo(stateReference)
