Network Appliance Monitoring Using SNMP v3

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nitin.gupta111
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Network Appliance Monitoring Using SNMP v3

Post by nitin.gupta111 »

Hi,

I am configuring StealthWatch monitoring using SNMP v3. The network guys has provided me the EngineID as 0x(34 Characters) long.
They have given the below output:
grep -i engineid /var/lib/snmp/snmpd.conf
oldEngineID 0x......(34 characters).

I am not sure the oldEngineID is same as EngineID.

I have added the user details with this EngineID, but it is not resolving the traps received.

If anyone used StealthWatch or have any idea where to see the EngineID on appliance, please guide.
kyang

Re: Network Appliance Monitoring Using SNMP v3

Post by kyang »

I'm not familiar with StealthWatch.

When you added the user details, are any traps being sent out? Or is that what you mean by, it sends but can't receive.

Also, is this perhaps related to your previous thread or are you using a different device to send SNMP v3 traps?

https://support.nagios.com/forum/viewto ... 57#p240357

Are you monitoring it with the network wizard? I'm not exactly sure what you mean?
nitin.gupta111
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Re: Network Appliance Monitoring Using SNMP v3

Post by nitin.gupta111 »

I am monitoring using SNMP Traps no wizard. After adding I sent the SNMP Traps, but it is still not reaching.
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tgriep
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Re: Network Appliance Monitoring Using SNMP v3

Post by tgriep »

For example, add these two lines to the top of the snmptrapd.conf file and then is should receive SNMP v3 traps. Adjust the settings for your environment.

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createUser -e 0x8000000001020304 traptest SHA mypassword AES mypassword
authuser log traptest
This line should be removed

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disableAuthorization yes
And this line should remain

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traphandle default /usr/sbin/snmptthandler
The traphandle command will pass the trap to the SNMP Trap Translation daemon if it is received.
Report back if it works or not and your snmptrapd.conf file so we can view it.
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tgriep
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Re: Network Appliance Monitoring Using SNMP v3

Post by tgriep »

Update to my previous post.
This line

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disableAuthorization yes
Still needs to be in the snmptraps.conf file.
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