Click Add under Accepted community names. A SNMP Service Configuration box will open. Under Community rights, highlight READ ONLY, right-click and then select What’s This. Write the different definitions below. | Lab Configuring SNMP Security and Traps Estimated Time 20 minutes Objective Upon completion of this lab students will be able to configure SNMP monitoring agents to run tests and alerts for their systems. Equipment A PC with Windows 2000 Professional installed. A PC with SNMP installed. Scenario The network needs to be monitored more closely. SNMP must be set up with security and traps. Procedures Configure the security and traps features used by SNMP Step 1 Click Start Programs Administrative Tools Computer Management. In the console tree open Services and Applications and click Services. Step 2 In the details pane right-click SNMP Service and click Properties. Step 3 Click the Security tab. Put a checkmark in the box next to Send authentication trap. This will display a trap message when the authentication fails. Step 4 Click Add under Accepted community names. A SNMP Service Configuration box will open. Under Community rights highlight READ ONLY right-click and then select What s This. Write the different definitions below. None - Notify -_ Read Only -_ Read Write - Read Create -__ 1 - 2 IT Essentials II - Lab Copyright 2002 Cisco Systems Inc. Next make the Community Name public then click Add. Step 5 In the lower part of the security tab window select Accept SNMP packet from any host. Click Apply and then OK. What is the purpose of a community name Step 6 From the SNMP Service Properties window click on the Traps tab. Under Community name type publicl in the drop down list. Click Add to list. Public will appear in the box by default. Step 7 Under Trap destinations click Add and type the Host name
