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Watch Your Network with SNMP Trap Monitoring
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Monitoring for network performance are very essential for your computer network, with this system you can possible for keep watch and tracking the problem that occur on your network, it also very useful for find the error on router, switch, server and other networking devices so you can solve the problem without waste time. There are so many types for network monitoring system and the popular one is SNMP trap monitoring.
The SNMP trap monitoring is the software that working with collected the information for server, router, switch and other network devices. With this software system the network infrastructure can easy to keep watch and maintain their network and possible get the early alarm or warning notify when something happen on the network. This software general included with user friendly interface report and possible to arrange and customize the report, log and notification.
On the windows environment we can use third party software as SNMP trap monitoring and installed it the server, for example the PRTG v 7.2 from paessler are support with SNMP trap, this system as default use port 162 for communicate and automatic collecting information with target devices, the main function on the trap monitoring is receiving all package (log, error or information) from the target.
For activate the SNMP trap on the target devices you must enable the SNMP Trap service and create community for example community : public, access right : read only (RO) or Read and Write (RW) and setting to destination IP address SNMP Trap server. The finally on the SNMP Trap server you can enable for receive the SNMP trap package. If you have the right setting on your SNMP trap server soon you can receive log, error or other notification from the target devices. Attention this system only can be implement if your network devices support with SNMP trap, and if it doesn’t you can still you SNMP standard and communicate with port 161 on your network system.
Find here if you need more information about network monitoring software.
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