Users Guide

The Revert Trap view displays all the pre-dened trap denitions that you edited.
3. In the Edited Traps grid, select the traps you want to revert and click Revert Traps.
The conrmation dialog box is displayed.
4. Click Yes.
Conguring SNMP V3 Traps
The latest version of OpenManage Essentials supports the SNMP V3 Traps. The SNMP V3 Traps oer enhanced security than
V1/V2c notications. The Windows Trap service is disabled when SNMP V3 Traps is selected. For more information, see Alert
Settings.
To congure SNMP V3 traps:
1. Select Manage → Alerts → Common Tasks → SNMP V3 Trap Conguration.
SNMP V3 Trap Conguration window is displayed.
NOTE: The SNMP V3 trap conguration details are automatically populated for the devices discovered using the
SNMP V3 protocol. To receive the SNMP V3 traps, enable SNMP V3 trap listener under Settings → Alert Settings.
2. Enter the details in the following columns for the devices discovered using SNMP V1/V2c or WSMAN protocols:
NOTE: The details in the SNMP V3 Trap Conguration window can be edited only if Support V1/V2c/V3 Traps is
selected under Alert Settings → SNMP Listener Settings. If Support V1/V2c is selected, then you can view the
details only.
a. Username
b. Authentication Protocol
c. Authentication Password
d. Encryption Protocol
e. Encryption Password
3. To congure the SNMP V3 trap manually:
a. Click Add New.
SNMP V3 Trap Conguration window is displayed.
b. Enter the details in the following elds:
• Agent IP Address
• Engine ID
• Username
c. Select the Authentication Protocol from the list.
NOTE: SHA1 is the authentication protocol selected by default.
d. Enter the Authentication Password.
e. Select the Encryption Protocol from the list.
NOTE: AES is the encryption protocol selected by default.
NOTE: If the Authentication Protocol is set to None, then the authentication and encryption options are disabled.
f. Click OK.
The congured SNMP V3 trap prole is displayed in the SNMP V3 Trap Conguration window.
4. Alternatively, to import the .csv le containing the credentials:
a. Click Export to generate a sample .csv le.
b. Save the le to your system, and populate the Agent IP Address, Engine ID, Username, Authentication Protocol,
Authentication Password, Encryption Protocol, and Encryption Password elds in the .csv le.
c. Click Import to import the .csv le.
The imported credentials are displayed in the SNMP V3 Trap Conguration window.
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