Learn more about the Prisma SD-WAN SNMP configuration.
SNMP Agents and Traps are disabled by default.
To enable and configure SNMP Agent and Traps:
From
Map
Claimed Device
, select a device
and from the ellipsis menu, select
Configure the device
.
From the device configuration screen, select
SNMP
Config
.
The
Agents/Traps
screen displays.
Configure an
SNMP Agent
. An
SNMP
Agent
has read-only access.
Click the
Agent
tab.
Enter a
Description
and add
(Optional)
Tags
.
Select
Enable V2
or
Enable
V3
.
Both may be enabled, but at least one must be enabled.
Select
Enable V2
to configure
Community
.
If V2 is enabled, community can be configured. If community
is not configured, then public will be set as the default community.
Select
Enable V3
to configure
the
User
. If V3 is enabled, use the
Add
User
option to add a user and define the user attributes.
Enter a
Username
(Optional)
Engine
ID to identify the device, and select a
Security Level
from
the drop-down.
The security level
NOAUTH
indicates
that no authentication is required,
AUTH
indicates
the authentication type, and
Private
indicates
the security level.
Auth Type
may be
MD5
,
SHA
,
or
None
. If you select an authentication
type, enter an authentication phrase of 8 to 25 characters.
Encryption
Type
may be
AES
,
DES
,
or
None
. If you select an encryption type,
enter an encryption phrase of 8 to 25 characters.
Click
Save
.
Configure
SNMP Traps
.
Click on the
Traps
tab
and select
Add Trap
.
To enable SNMP Trap, make sure the
Disabled
option
is unchecked.
Enter the SNMP server or manager’s IP address.
Select a
Source Interface
from
the drop-down.
Enter a
Description
and add
(Optional)
Tags
.
Toggle
Version
to enable V2
for community or V3 for users.
One of the options must be enabled at all times. V2 is
enabled by default. A maximum of 16 unique servers may be configured per
version (V2 and V3).
If V2 is enabled,
Community
may
be configured. If community is not configured, then public is set as
the default community. If V3 is enabled, user attributes can be
defined, including the
Name
,
Engine ID
,
and the
Security Level
.
Select
Auth
or
Private
as
the security level and enter the authentication type and phrase.