SNMP CONFIGURATION ON BDCOM SWITCH OR OLT

SNMP CONFIGURATION ON BDCOM SWITCH OR OLT, Today we will configure snmp protocol in bdcom switch or olt.

SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is a protocol used to manage and monitor network devices such as routers, switches, servers, and printers. It is a part of the TCP/IP protocol suite and operates at the application layer.

SNMP allows network administrators to manage network performance, find and solve network problems, and plan for network growth. The protocol consists of three main components:

SNMP Manager: The SNMP Manager is the software that is used to manage and monitor the network devices. It sends requests to the SNMP agent for information and receives the response.
SNMP Agent: The SNMP Agent is the software that runs on the network devices. It collects and stores information about the device and responds to the SNMP Manager’s requests.
Management Information Base (MIB): The MIB is a database that contains information about the network devices that can be accessed by the SNMP Manager. It defines the structure and format of the information that is stored in the SNMP Agent.

SNMP uses a simple request-response protocol. The SNMP Manager sends a request to the SNMP Agent for information, and the SNMP Agent responds with the requested information. The information is transferred using SNMP messages, which are sent over UDP (User Datagram Protocol) or TCP (Transmission Control Protocol).

SNMP has several versions, with SNMPv3 being the most secure and widely used version. SNMPv3 provides improved security features compared to earlier versions, including authentication and encryption of SNMP messages.

Let’s start configuration………

First of all login bdcom switch or olt
Then goto enable mode
Then goto config mode
Then write command
Then save your configuration

User Access Verification

Username: kamrul
Password:

Welcome to BDCOM S2928F Ethernet Switch

SNS_SW>enable
SNS_SW#config
SNS_SW_config#snmp-server community 0 sns rw
SNS_SW_config#snmp-server host 10.11.89.50 sns authentication configure snmp
SNS_SW_config#write all
Saving current configuration…
OK!
Now saving current ifindex to flash memory…
OK!
Saving current vos configuration…
OK!

I will describe you this 2 lines command, here “sns” is community name && 10.11.89.50 is my cacti server ip address.

Your snmp server configuration successfully completed, if you have any question about snmp protocol you may mail us on this mail address “pollybd.com@gmail.com”.

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