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SNMP Settings Tab
The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is an Internet-standard protocol for
managing devices on IP networks. The Data Collector software supports a set of SNMP
features which:

Allows an SNMP manager to remotely read the status of the Data Collector over
the IP network, and

Allows the Data Collector to automatically notify an SNMP server with
“trap”
messages when an alarm condition occurs.
The SNMP setup contains two nearly identical fields:

Inform Host
– specifies the destination and settings for SNMP “Inform”
messages.

Trap Host -
specifies the destination and settings for SNMP “Trap” messages.
Both of these host fields follows the same basic format:
host [community [port]]

Host
– specifies the SNMP trap server which can receive the trap or inform
message. This field may be an IP address (e.g.
‘192.168.1.25’) or a fully qualified
domain name (e.g.
‘example.com’).

Community (optional) -
specifies the “community string” which may be required
by the SNMP server to accept the trap/inform message. Contact the SNMP
server administrator to determine if this is required.

Port (optional)
– specifies the port to which trap/inform messages should be
sent. If this value is not specified, the default SNMP trap port (162) will be used.