| Item | Description | Remarks |
SNMP Version
| Version number of SNMP. The options are v1/v2c and v3.
| The selected version must match that of the NMS server.
[Example]
v3
|
| SNMP Version: v1/v2c |
SNMP Read-Only Community String
| Community name used for authentication between the managed device and NMS server.
If the NMS user uses a read-only community name for authentication, the user possesses the read-only permission to query device information.
| The value must be the same as the read-only community name on the NMS. Otherwise, access from the NMS to the device may fail.
Characters such as `~!#%^&*+\|{};:'"/<>? and spaces are not allowed.
[Example]
public
|
SNMP Read-Write Community String
| Community name used for authentication between the managed device and NMS server.
If the NMS user uses a read-write community name for authentication, the user possesses the read-write permission on device configuration.
| The value must be the same as the read-write community name on the NMS. Otherwise, access from the NMS to the device may fail.
Characters such as `~!#%^&*+\|{};:'"/<>? and spaces are not allowed.
[Example]
private
|
| SNMP Version: v3 |
Security Username
| Username used by the NMS user to access the managed device.
| The value must be the same as that on the NMS.
Characters such as `~!#%^&*+\|{};:'"/<>? and spaces are not allowed.
[Example]
user1
|
Authentication Algorithm
| Authentication algorithm used to verify the user identity. MD5 and SHA algorithms are supported.
| The value must be the same as that on the NMS.
[Example]
MD5
|
Authentication Key
| Password used to verify whether the NMS user is valid.
| The value must be the same as the authentication password configured on the NMS.
[Example]
authkey
|
Encryption Algorithm
| Encryption algorithm used to encrypt the transmitted data. AES and DES algorithms are supported.
| The value must be the same as that on the NMS.
[Example]
AES
|
Encryption Key
| Password used to encrypt the transmitted data.
| The value must be the same as the encryption password configured on the NMS.
[Example]
prikey
|
Device Location
| Physical location of the managed device. This information allows the administrator to quickly locate a faulty device.
| -
|
Contact Info
| Contact information of the maintenance engineer of the managed device. This information allows the administrator to easily get in touch with the device-related personnel.
| -
|
Trap Receiver Click
Create to add a trap receiver.
|
Trap Receiver
| Destination host address that receives the Trap message.
| [Example]
1.1.1.2
|
Port
| Number of the port used by the managed device to send a Trap message to the destination host. The default value is 162.
| [Example]
162
|
Type
| Trap type. The options are TRAP, TRAP2, and INFORM.
| The type is TRAP2 in most cases.
[Example]
TRAP2
|
Security Username
| Credential used by the device to report alarm information to the NMS server.
| The value must be the same as that on the NMS server.
[Example]
user1
|
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