Solved: SNMP v3 configuration

sohaildxbfze · ‎08-25-2010

Dear All,

i defined the following config

but still when i do RME>Device Management>Cisco View

I cant configure the ports on switch my example device is 3560-48PS, error says there is timeout for chasis & OR check snmp credentials.

I have run dvice credential report,, & it says snnp v3 ok (read & write) as well as telnet. i have LMS 3.2 latest one

snmp-server engineID local xxxxxxxxxxxx

snmp-server group ABC v3 auth write v1default access 10
snmp-server user lmsadmin ABC v3 auth md5 ABC

snmp-server host 1.1.2.1 version 3 auth lmsadmin
snmp-server location DATACENTER

snmp-server contact ITDEPT

access-list 10 permit 1.1.2.0 0.0.0.255

But I can not configure switch ports. device credential report is showing ok for telnet & snmp v3. snmp v3 traps are they supported on lms 3.2 now?????????????

Joe Clarke · ‎08-30-2010

Your configuration issue is expected. If you really want to clear your SNMP configuration, run "no snmp-server", then write mem, and reload. Then, when the devie reboots, re-configure your SNMPv3 parameters.

To troubleshoot this timeout issue, I'd like to see a sniffer trace of SNMP traffic to this switch when you try and configure the port attributes. Start a trace filtering on udp/161 traffic, then reproduce the problem. Post the sniffer trace file.

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Joe Clarke · ‎08-26-2010

Your config looks okay. Can you post screenshots showing exactly what you are doing and exactly the error you see?

sohaildxbfze · ‎08-29-2010

please find attached screenshot.

One more thing i removed old snmp settings for v1, v2c by using no snmp-server

now when i configure snmp-server with new engineid & v3,, old comes back.. & keeps teasing me, no matter how i remove them!!!!!!!!!!

Joe Clarke · ‎08-30-2010

Your configuration issue is expected. If you really want to clear your SNMP configuration, run "no snmp-server", then write mem, and reload. Then, when the devie reboots, re-configure your SNMPv3 parameters.

To troubleshoot this timeout issue, I'd like to see a sniffer trace of SNMP traffic to this switch when you try and configure the port attributes. Start a trace filtering on udp/161 traffic, then reproduce the problem. Post the sniffer trace file.