Update the SNMP agent
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You can disable SNMP notifications, update community strings, or add or remove agent addresses, USM users, and trap destinations.
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You have the Root access permission.
See Configure the SNMP agent for details about each field on the SNMP agent page. You must select Save at the bottom of the page to commit any changes you make on each tab.
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Select CONFIGURATION > Monitoring > SNMP agent.
The SNMP agent page appears.
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To disable the SNMP agent on all grid nodes, clear the Enable SNMP checkbox, and select Save.
If you re-enable the SNMP agent, any previous SNMP configuration settings are retained.
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Optionally, update the information in the Basic configuration section:
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As required, update the System contact and System location.
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Optionally, select or clear the Enable SNMP agent notifications checkbox to control whether the StorageGRID SNMP agent sends trap and inform notifications.
When this checkbox is cleared, the SNMP agent supports read-only MIB access, but it doesn't send SNMP notifications.
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Optionally, select or clear the Enable authentication traps checkbox to control whether the StorageGRID SNMP agent sends authentication traps when it receives improperly authenticated protocol messages.
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If you use SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c, optionally update or add a Read-only community in the Community strings section.
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To update trap destinations, select the Trap destinations tab in the Other configurations section.
Use this tab to define one or more destinations for StorageGRID trap or inform notifications. When you enable the SNMP agent and select Save, StorageGRID sends notifications to each defined destination when alerts are triggered. Standard notifications are also sent for the supported MIB-II entities (for example, ifDown and coldStart).
For details about what to enter, see Create trap destinations.
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Optionally, update or remove the default trap community.
If you remove the default trap community, you must first ensure that any existing trap destinations use a custom community string.
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To add a trap destination, select Create.
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To edit a trap destination, select the radio button, and select Edit.
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To remove a trap destination, select the radio button, and select Remove.
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To commit your changes, select Save at the bottom of the page.
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To update agent addresses, select the Agent addresses tab in the Other configurations section.
Use this tab to specify one or more "listening addresses." These are the StorageGRID addresses on which the SNMP agent can receive queries.
For details about what to enter, see Create agent addresses.
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To add an agent address, select Create.
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To edit an agent address, select the radio button, and select Edit.
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To remove an agent address, select the radio button, and select Remove.
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To commit your changes, select Save at the bottom of the page.
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To update USM users, select the USM users tab in the Other configurations section.
Use this tab to define the USM users who are authorized to query the MIB or to receive traps and informs.
For details about what to enter, see Create USM users.
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To add a USM user, select Create.
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To edit a USM user, select the radio button, and select Edit.
The username for an existing USM user can't be changed. If you need to change a username, you must remove the user and create a new one.
If you add or remove a user's authoritative engine ID and that user is currently selected for a destination, you must edit or remove the destination. Otherwise, a validation error occurs when you save the SNMP agent configuration. -
To remove a USM user, select the radio button, and select Remove.
If the user you removed is currently selected for a trap destination, you must edit or remove the destination. Otherwise, a validation error occurs when you save the SNMP agent configuration. -
To commit your changes, select Save at the bottom of the page.
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When you have updated the SNMP agent configuration, select Save.