Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Trap Settings on the 300 Series Managed Switches

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Updated:December 13, 2018
Document ID:SMB4826

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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) Trap Settings on the 300 Series Managed Switches

Objective

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) manages the network and the different devices attached to it. SNMP uses traps to catch and notify an event. A SNMP trap notifies you about events that happen in the network. This information is useful as it helps you to better understand the network and to take proper action. This article explains how to enable SNMP traps on the 300 Series Managed Switches.

Applicable Devices

• SG300-10PP
• SG300-10MPP
• SG300-28PP-R
• SG300-28SFP-R
• SF302-08MPP
• SF302-08PP
• SF300-24PP-R
• SF300-48PP-R

Software Version

• 1.4.0.00p3 [SG300-28SFP-R]
• 6.2.10.18 [All other Applicable Devices]

Configuration of Trap Settings

Step 1. Log in to the web configuration utility and choose SNMP > Trap Settings. The Trap Settings page opens:

Step 2. In the SNMP Notifications field, check the Enable check box to allow the switch to send SNMP notifications.

Step 3. (Optional) To allow the switch to send notifications for SNMP authentication failures, check the Enable check box iIn the Authentication Notifications field.

Step 4. Click Apply to save your configuration.

Revision History

Revision Publish Date Comments
1.0
13-Dec-2018
Initial Release

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