Test to verify that everything is working as expected. systemctl enable snmpd Verify SNMP v3 Connection systemctl start snmpdĮnable SNMP daemon to run on system reboot. Start SNMP daemon and configure inbound Firewall rules to UDP port 161 as we did above. Net-snmp-create-v3-user net-snmp-create-v3-user -ro -A -a SHA -X -x AES snmpadmin adding the following line to /var/lib/snmp/nf:ĬreateUser snmpadmin SHA ' ' AES ' 'Īdding the following line to /usr/share/snmp/nf: Stop SNMP daemon systemctl stop snmpd Create SNMP v3 Authentication UserĬreate a read-only authentication user using the net-snmp-create-v3-user command. As a result, make a copy of the original file before you can proceed.

The file is highly commented and thus, we will only make a few changes. The default configuration file for SNMP is /etc/snmp/nf. Once the installation is done, proceed to configure SNMP as follows.

apt install snmpd snmp libsnmp-dev Configure SNMP on Ubuntu 20.04

Once the update is done, install SNMP on Ubuntu 20.04. You first need to update your package cache apt update

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