Network security Series 53 configuring SNMP in WIN2003

SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol, which can be used for unified management of the whole network equipment. This article describes how to configure SNMP in a Win2003 server.

(1) Installing SNMP

Open Control Panel/Add Remove Programs/Add remove components/management and monitoring tools, and tick install Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP).

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(2) Configure SNMP.

Locate the SNMP Service service in Computer Management/services and determine that the startup type is automatic.

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Open the Security tab in the service properties and the SNMP settings are mostly done here.

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First you need to add groups. Community name can be customized, the community can be understood as the SNMP protocol to connect this 2003 server password, the best network password unified.

The group's permissions mainly include read-only and read-write, such as adding a read-only permission community called public.

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Then add a read-write permission group called Private.

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After the group is set up, then choose the computer you want to manage. Here are two options: one is to accept the management of any host, the other is to accept only the host management from the specified, of course, the latter is the general choice. Fill in our Management machine IP address 192.168.80.130 here.

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(3) Adding traps

Under normal circumstances, SNMP management machine constantly check the status of SNMP devices, even if the SNMP device status is not changed, do not keep checking, which wastes a lot of bandwidth. The trap is to proactively send notification information to the management machine when the SNMP device status changes.

For example, we add a community called trap in the "traps" and specify that when the state of this server changes, it proactively sends a message to our management machine, 192.168.80.130.

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Network security Series 53 configuring SNMP in WIN2003