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How to block SNMP access to WLC

andags
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Hi Team,

We have a requirement where we need to use SNMP for monitoring of the controller, But as a security measure we would want to stop the SNMP device access.

I am aware there are some CPU based ACL's we can use to block SNMP device access.

Can anybody share configs/samples or let me know if there is any other method to block snmp device access but continue the snmp minotring?

 

Thanks for your suggestions.

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marce1000
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       ...>if there is any other method to block snmp device access but continue the snmp minotring?

                     I don't see the difference and or for me it sounds conflicting -> ?

 M.



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patoberli
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VIP Alumni

https://mrncciew.com/2013/03/15/wlc-access-control-list-acl/

Create a CPU access-list where you permit SNMP from/to your monitoring systems (the "to" might not be needed) and then block all other IP ranges (0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0) from using SNMP. Make sure you don't block other protocols, otherwise you might kill your own access to the WLC and need to use either console or reload

Grendizer
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

CPU-ACL.jpg

I think something like the attached CPU-ACL rules will be good for you and it’s up to you to allow/deny more like https, ssh etc…, important thing is to keep the last rule as permit any any.

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