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Posted: 2021-06-3004:03 AM. Last Modified: 2024-03-0804:36 AM
SNMPv3 Engine ID
I could use some guidance on how to either find or derive the SNMPv3 Engine ID across NMC versions 1 and 2, and I'm completely expecting that it may not be possible in version 1. The purpose of this is the Engine ID is required to be defined on a trap receiver, otherwise the traps get dropped and this is unique to SNMPv3. I plan on the NMC generating alerts and sending via SNMP versus email.
In updating a PDU to the latest firmware (6.7.2 on model# AP8865), there is now a place where the Engine ID under Configuration -> Network -> SNMPv3 -> Access. I don't recall this on the previous version which was 6.5.6. I had to find the Engine ID previously by bumping up logging on the trap receiver and tripping some traps, which across a few hundred devices isn't a very great proposition.
The documentation that I've been able to find thus far is rather light and I think I may have come across a method. This appears to be a prefix "80 00 01 3E 03" and to finish off the SNMPv3 Engine ID, the MAC of the NMC is used. I would like to first verify this is correct. Additionally, I'd like to determine if there is a way to obtain it via the SSH at the console.