SNMP Configurations

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is an application layer protocol that facilitates the management and monitoring of Network devices.

There are three main components of SNMP:

NMS (Network Management System): SNMP software running on the administrator side.
Agent: Software that runs on the managed device side.
MIB (Management Information Base): This is a database located on the local of each device, accessed by the agent on the device, and contains information about the device.

By performing SNMPv2 or SNMPv3 definitions on AntiKor, statistics of Ethernet interfaces of AntiKor can be accessed from network monitoring programs.

FIELD	DESCRIPTION
`System Name`	The System Name is automatically pulled from the System Information page. The AntiKor NGFW is the default system name.
`System Description`	Enter required description for the system.
`Contact`	Enter contact information.
`Location`	Enter location.
`SNMP Version`	Choose either SNMP version v2 or v3.
`Service IP Address`	Choose the service IP address for SNMP.

FIELD	DESCRIPTION
`Status`	Choose active or passive as status.
`Mode`	Choose either read-only or read-write mode.
`Allowed Networks`	The network scope to access must be entered.
`Group Name`	Enter SNMPv2 group name.

FIELD	DESCRIPTION
`Status`	Choose active or passive as status.
`Mode`	Choose either read-only or (read-write) mode.
`Allowed Networks`	The network scope to access must be entered.
`Username`	Specify a username for a SNMPv3 user.
`Password`	Specify a password for a SNMPv3 user.
`Auth Type`	One of the encryption algorithms must be selected.
`Privacy Protocol`	Optionally, the symmetric encryption algorithm can be selected.
`Key`	If symmetric algorithm is selected, the key must be determined. This key must be the same as the counter-key information.