What would you like to see in Tnm 3.1?  

I think that [scotty] has a great set of tools for network auditing, I just want more.

I plan on adding the following to dns
   * txt function
   * full SOA record dump, array set syntax
   * add ns function

Other things that would be nice to have, might add them time and skill permitting, are:
   * radius
   * smb/cif
   * tacac/tacacs+ 
   * whois client
   * IPv6
   * SIP stack

feel free to add to the list.  

This is my first [wiki] page so I probably did something wrong in it, feel free to correct it.

and if you want to get in touch: mspitzer at gmail.com should work
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I would like to see a [starkit] version. Is this the start of a [scotty] rescue mission?
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[SNMP]v3 would be nice.
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Startkit should be simple to do, you can put compiled code in the [VFS] layout(if I remember correctly)
And it might very well be, there is always next years summer of code after all.  And if do have a list
of cool features here, that just need to be designed and coded, perhaps something good will come of it.
The thing is scotty is a really cool toolkit that just needs more tools.  

ms
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One item that comes up in interoperability would be the ability to load different sets of MIBs
into profiles (Cisco, Juniper, Alcatel, etc.) then when the SNMP sessions are initiated, to point
to the profile to be used (if not the default one). -don
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[MIB Smithy SDK] supports SNMPv3 and multiple MIB profiles (called SMI databases).
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On the SNMP side, the biggest improvements would be to replace the MIB parser with libsmi
and to finalize SNMPv3 support. There are some half done libsmi patches, but the devil is
in the details.

On the non SNMP side, one could think of many little improvements that require much
less implementation efforts than the SNMP improvements mentioned above. IPv6 support
would be cool but requires changed in many places - on the other side, I am not
sure how many users actually would use IPv6 support.
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First thanks to the people who have been fixing my [wiki] typos.

One of the big things I would like to see is addition of windows protocols, I look at scotty as a way to write programs/tools for network auditing and management.  Not being a programmer by trade I really like doing
tcl over C.  

Also scotty current is now in a svn archive, https://subversion.eecs.iu-bremen.de/svn/schoenw/src/scotty

ms