Cisco Cisco Firepower Management Center 4000

For information about configuring SNMP Alerting, see 

.

Protection

You can configure SNMP alerting in an intrusion policy. After you apply the policy as part of an access 
control policy, the system notifies you of any intrusion events it detects via SNMP trap. For more details 
on SNMP alerting, see 

 and 

Admin/Intrusion Admin

Select 

The Intrusion Policy page appears.

Click the edit icon (

) next to the policy you want to edit.

If you have unsaved changes in another policy, click 

 to discard those changes and continue. See 

 for information on saving unsaved changes in another 

policy.

The Policy Information page appears.

Click 

 in the navigation panel on the left.

The Advanced Settings page appears.

You have two choices, depending on whether 

under External Responses is enabled:

If the configuration is enabled, click 

.

If the configuration is disabled, click 

, then click 

.

The SNMP Alerting page appears.

A message at the bottom of the page identifies the intrusion policy layer that contains the configuration. 
See 

 for more information.

Specify the trap type format that you want to use for IP addresses that appear in the alerts, 

 or 

.

If your network management system correctly renders the INET_IPV4 address type, then you 
can use the 

 option. Otherwise, use the 

 option. For example, HP OpenView 

requires the 

 option.

Private Password

The SNMP key for privacy. SNMP v3 uses the Data Encryption Standard 
(DES) block cipher to encrypt this password.

If you specify a private password, privacy is enabled. If you specify a 
private password, you must also specify an authentication password.

User Name

Your SNMP user name.