Manage SNMP Servers
For some policies, the generated alerts can be sent out as SNMP traps or emails.
To feed policy alerts into a notification system such as an enterprise management console or an SNMP trap listener, in the Admin Portal, you must add connections to SNMP servers.
- Commander's SNMP integration isn't used to monitor the system; it merely sends out traps to your monitoring systems about policy violations.
- As of Commander 9.7, you cannot add SNMP integrations. Existing SNMP integrations can be disabled or removed.
For more information on setting policies that can trigger alerts, see Manage Policies.
Add SNMP servers
Access: | Configuration > System |
Available to: | Commander Role of Superuser |
- Click the Integration tab.
- At the bottom of the Integration page, click Add > SNMP.
- Optional: If you don't want the SNMP server to be immediately available once it's added, clear the Enabled checkbox.
- In the SNMP Configuration dialog, enter the host name in the Host field.
- Optional: Edit the port number if required (the default is 162).
- In the Community field, enter the community string.
- Click OK.
Disable SNMP servers
Disabling an external SNMP server makes the server unavailable for connections but saves the settings. This means that you can return to the configuration dialog later and re-enable it.
Access: | Configuration > System |
Available to: | Commander Role of Superuser |
- Click the Integration tab.
- On the Integration page, select the server you want to disable, and click Edit.
- Clear the Enabled checkbox, and click OK.
Remove SNMP servers
Removing an external server clears the settings for an SNMP server that's integrated with Commander. This means that you must reconfigure all of the settings if you want to add the SNMP server again later.
Access: | Configuration > System |
Available to: | Commander Role of Superuser |
- Click the Integration tab.
- On the Integration page, select the server you want to remove, and click Remove.
- Click Yes to confirm the change.