SNMP Job

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a standard internet protocol for managing devices connected to IP networks. Learn more about SNMP here.

SNMP Job Configuration

Click Create SNMP configuration to set parameters for the SMNP job. Use the table below to fill in the fields correctly.

FieldDescription
Configuration NameName of current configuration.
TransportTCP or UDP protocol, depending on the configuration of the queried SNMP service.
PortTCP or UDP port, depending on the configuration of the queried SNMP service.
MIB NameChoose one of the uploaded MIB files from the drop-down list.
To upload your MIB, navigate to Admin > SNMP MIBs and click Upload. Otherwise it will not appear in the list.
Timeout, secondsNumber of seconds after which the query will be interrupted, -1 is unlimited.
RetriesNumber of retries to establish a connection.
Maximum RepetitionsDefines the maximum number of iterations over the repeating variables.
Non RepeatersDefines the number of supplied variables that should not be iterated over.
VersionSNMP version.
Community
Metric PrefixPrefix added to metric names, used to identify and group metrics.
CollectionQueried SNMP services.
Tag NamesSource of tags.
Metric ColumnsColumns containing the metric values.

Additional Fields for Version3c

If you choose option the Version3c in the Version field, you will be prompted to set the following parameters.

FieldDescription
Security NameName of user for the 3rd version of the protocol with security support.
Authentication Pass PhrasePassword of phrase for authentication.
Authentication ProtocolEncryption protocol for authentication.
Possible values: MD5, SHA.
Privacy Pass PhrasePass phrase for data transmission.
Privacy ProtocolProtocol for data encryption.
Possible values: DES, TRIPLE_DES, AES128, AES192, AES256.
Security LevelSecurity type.
Possible values:
NO_AUTH_NO_PRIV - no authentication and no encryption.
AUTH_NO_PRIV - authentication and no encryption.
AUTH_PRIV - with authentication and encryption.

Configuration Example

The image below shows possible SNMP configuration.

SNMP Configuration