d. Authentication Password
—The authentication password is needed for security levels authNoPriv
and authPriv.
e. Authentication Protocol
—The supported authentication protocols are MD5 and SHA (Secure
Hash Algorithm).
f. Privacy/Encryption Protocol
—The supported privacy protocols are DES (Data Encryption
Standard) and AES (Advanced Encryption Standard).
g. Privacy/Encryption Passphrase
—The passphrase is needed for security level authPriv.
8.
Click
Submit
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Editing information for an SNMP target
Procedure
1.
Navigate to the
Configuration > Network Management
screen.
2.
Click
Edit
for the appropriate SNMP target.
3.
Enter the target IP address or hostname.
4.
Enter the port.
5.
Select the SNMP version.
6.
Enter the SNMP community string for the target.
7.
If any of the targets use SNMPv3, enter the SNMPv3 configurations. These SNMPv3 configuration
values require corresponding settings on an SNMPv3-enabled trap receiver.
a. Limit all library SNMP communication to SNMPv3
—When selected, all SNMP communications
must use SNMPv3.
NOTE:
If the library is configured to use Command View TL, confirm that the version of Command View TL
supports communication over SNMPv3. When using SNMPv3 communication between the library
and Command View TL, the SNMPv3 settings must be identical on the library and Command View
TL management station.
b.
SNMPv3 Security Levels
•
noAuthnoPriv
—Permits communication without authentication or privacy.
•
authNoPriv
—Permits communication with authentication and without privacy.
•
authPriv
—Only permits communication with authentication and privacy.
NOTE:
Selecting SNMPv3 does not automatically disable SNMPv1 and SNMPv2.
c. Authentication User Name
—The user name for authentication on the SNMPv3 trap receiver.
d. Authentication Password
—The authentication password is needed for security levels authNoPriv
and authPriv.
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