SNMP Configuration v1,v2,v3 on CISCO Packet Tracer v8.2 | Easy | Simple | Short

SIMPLE WAY TO CONFIGURE SNMP IN CISCO PACKET TRACER

Learn how to effortlessly set up SNMP on CISCO devices through this practical tutorial. SNMP is a widely-used protocol that allows network administrators to manage and monitor their network devices efficiently. By enabling SNMP on CISCO Packet Tracer v8.2, you gain valuable insights into the status and performance of your network infrastructure, enhancing your troubleshooting capabilities.

Throughout this tutorial, we will cover various aspects of SNMP configuration, including SNMP versions, community strings, SNMP managers, traps, and more. Whether you are a networking enthusiast or a professional, this video will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully set up SNMP on your CISCO Packet Tracer v8.2 device.

Topics Covered:

Enabling SNMP on CISCO devices
Configuring SNMP versions (SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv3)
Understanding community strings and their significance
Adding SNMP managers for monitoring and management
SNMP traps and their role in network monitoring
Verifying and troubleshooting SNMP configuration
Best practices for SNMP setup on CISCO Packet Tracer v8.2

KEYWORDS:

SNMP Configuration, CISCO Packet Tracer v8.2, SNMPv1, SNMPv2c, SNMPv3, Network Management, SNMP Setup, Community Strings, SNMP Managers, SNMP Traps, Network Monitoring, Troubleshooting, Best Practices

STEPS:

Configuring snmp on cisco packet tracer v8.2

1.Add a router 2911
2.Add a switch 2960
3.Add Pc (Hold control and select pc to deploy multiple pc)
4.Connect devices through cables
5.Assign IP address to all
6.Interface router and set state to no shut down
7.Configure SNMP on router CLI
snmp-server community read ro
snmp-server community write rw

8.Open MIB from one of the PC
9.Enter the host IP address (Router IP address)
10.In advance enter the community read and write password
(password for read is read and for write is write )
(you can set by your choice)
11.Select the command and from MIB tree select the OID
12.GET and SET commands
Router value changed to finished

Thankyou