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07-28-2024 03:19 PM
Hello,
Is It possibile to configure more than one SNMP server on a switch? So, if I have a current configurazione like "snmp-server host 192.168.10.10 version ..." can I ads a second command like "snmp-server host 192.268.30.40" version ..."? This for using two SNMP servers at the same time
Thank You and kind regards
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07-28-2024 03:26 PM
Yes you can do that there is no issue with config but be careful, sometimes high snmp traffic effect cpu of SW
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07-28-2024 11:20 PM
Hello @RFC_2549
Yes, it is possible to configure more than one SNMP server on a switch by issuing multiple snmp-server host commands.
You will increased reliability and redundancy, ensuring that SNMP messages are received even if one server fails. However, a potential downside is the increased complexity in management and potential for configuration errors, as well as additional load on the network from sending duplicate SNMP traps to multiple server.
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Yes you can do that there is no issue with config but be careful, sometimes high snmp traffic effect cpu of SW
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07-28-2024 11:20 PM
Hello @RFC_2549
Yes, it is possible to configure more than one SNMP server on a switch by issuing multiple snmp-server host commands.
You will increased reliability and redundancy, ensuring that SNMP messages are received even if one server fails. However, a potential downside is the increased complexity in management and potential for configuration errors, as well as additional load on the network from sending duplicate SNMP traps to multiple server.
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07-28-2024 11:23 PM
yes they can co-exist with different community or same community.
Suggest to use SNMv3 - it has more secure and improved.
