You can view a list of SNMP profiles that have already been defined. The list includes high-level information about the contents of each profile.
If no tenant definitions have been created, the definitions in the SNMP Profile List are shared among all registered data sources. The global administrator sees a list of SNMP profiles that are not explicitly associated with a tenant.
Note: Tenant administrators only see the items that are associated with their tenant.
Follow these steps:
The Manage SNMP Profiles page opens.
The page displays the current list of SNMP profiles.
The following information is listed for each profile:
Determines the order in which the secure information contained in an SNMP profile is used to try to query a selected device. If the query fails, the next profile is used, in priority order.
Defines a name for the SNMP profile. Profile names must be unique, cannot be duplicated across SNMP versions, and are not case-sensitive.
Identifies the port that is used to make SNMP connections to devices associated with this profile.
Default: UDP 161.
(SNMPv3 Only) Identifies the user for the profile, whose secret keys were used potentially to authenticate and encrypt the SNMPv3 packets. The User Name is a character string.
Specifies the version of SNMP that the profile uses. Because SNMPv1 and SNMPv2C are similar from a security standpoint, they share a single option. SNMPv3 is a separate option.
Specifies a collection of management information that is accessible by an SNMP entity. The Context Name is necessary for providing end-to-end identification and for retrieving data from an SNMPv3 agent. The Context Name is an octet string.
Specifies the password for authentication using SNMPv3 and the selected authentication protocol.
Note: Specify an authentication password that is eight characters or more in length. If you specify a shorter authentication password, the password and SNMP profile are invalid. In this case, SNMP data is missing for the affected interfaces: Interface and device names, interface speeds, and utilization data is missing from views.
Confirms the authentication password.
Identifies the encryption protocol used to contact associated devices, if any. Always 'None' if no authorization protocol is in use.
Indicates whether the information in this profile is used when not explicitly assigned to a device. If disabled (No), this profile is excluded from discovery in data sources that support the exclusion of profiles.
To perform any action on this page, select a profile, and then click a button.
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