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Storage Sync - Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a network protocol that enables network devices to share information and be monitored and managed by an organization's IT administrator.

Storage Sync supports the SNMP protocol, allowing customers to efficiently manage their devices from a centralized system, eliminating the need to check individual devices through their settings.

Storage Sync includes a page within the configuration UI for setting up and enabling SNMP settings and commands. Users must set the credentials before enabling or disabling SNMP commands, as shown below.

 

Enable SNMP

Navigate to Device Settings -> SNMP Settings -> Enable SNMP

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Set SNMP Credentials 

After enabling, SNMP credentials can be created. Enter the SNMP username and password according to the password criteria.
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SNMP Commands

All SNMP commands are disabled by default. Users can enable the required commands by toggling them to enabled.

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Command

Description

OS-release
  • The command displays the OS release version details. 
Bashrc
  • The command displays the bash shell environment which contains various configurations, and functions to customize the shell from /etc/bash.bashrc
Profile
  • The details of the user’s profile are displayed on executing this command. 
Cpuinfo
  • The CPU details are displayed on executing this command.
Messages
  • The command displays the last 300 messages.
Kern.log
  • The command displays the last 300 kernel logs. 
Var_log_dir
  • The command displays the log directory location.
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