Black Box ET0010A User Manual
SNMP Configuration
EncrypTight User Guide
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Figure 111 Viewing SNMPv3 Engine IDs
Related topics:
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Configuring the SNMPv3 Trap Host Users
Trap host users define the destination that receives the traps, plus security information about
communication between SNMPv3 entities. Trap host users are defined by a user name, security level,
authentication and encryption parameters, and an IP address. The ETEP supports IPv4 and IPv6
addresses.
communication between SNMPv3 entities. Trap host users are defined by a user name, security level,
authentication and encryption parameters, and an IP address. The ETEP supports IPv4 and IPv6
addresses.
NOTE
If you plan to use SNMPv3 with encryption in FIPS mode, SNMP traffic for each trap host must be
secured in an IPsec tunnel. See the ETEP CLI User Guide to learn how to create an IPsec policy to
secure SNMP traffic on the management port.
secured in an IPsec tunnel. See the ETEP CLI User Guide to learn how to create an IPsec policy to
secure SNMP traffic on the management port.