I saw the previous post about SNMP for ilo, which directed us to https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/logstas ... ptrap.html
I'm looking to get some traps our from McAfee ePO. Things seems a bit more complicated, with protocols and passphrases. Anyone know how to configure to send to LogServer?
SNMP traps - McAfee ePO
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Re: SNMP traps - McAfee ePO
Do you have an option to use snmpv1 or 2? Currently v3 isn't an option for logstash:
https://github.com/logstash-plugins/log ... /issues/10
https://github.com/logstash-plugins/log ... /issues/10
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Re: SNMP traps - McAfee ePO
yes there is a v2 option - so that only requires the public string then does it?
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Re: SNMP traps - McAfee ePO
Yes, v2 would only require the community stringbilly_strath wrote:yes there is a v2 option - so that only requires the public string then does it?
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Re: SNMP traps - McAfee ePO
if you wanted to use SNMPv3.....
you could still absorb the SNMP traps though by using snmptrapd, configure it to listen and setup a SNMPv3 user / engine, and then have logstash ingest the local file.
a little bit more configuration, but it'll work.
you could still absorb the SNMP traps though by using snmptrapd, configure it to listen and setup a SNMPv3 user / engine, and then have logstash ingest the local file.
a little bit more configuration, but it'll work.
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