mdamores Lv3Posted 19 Jul 2024 22:18
  
Hi,

You'll need to configure SNMP directly on the server to enable SNMP on your Sangfor EDR Manager Server running CentOS 7 since the web GUI does not provide this option. You may try the steps below:

- ensure that the SNMP packages are installed in the CentOS 7 server
     sudo yum install net-snmp net-snmp-utils

- you also need to configure SNMP daemon and edit the configuration file
     sudo vi /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf

then add or modify the following lines to configure your SNMP community string and access control
     # Example configuration
     com2sec readonly default          YOUR_COMMUNITY_STRING
     group MyROGroup v2c               readonly
     view all     included     .1             80
access MyROGroup ""     any     noauth     exact    all    none    none

and replace YOUR_COMMUNITY_STRING with your preferred community string

- start the SNMP servie and enable it tot start he boot
     sudo systemctl start snmpd
     sudo systemctl enable snmpd

- make sure that the SNMP ports are open and allwoed in yur firewall
     sudo firewall-cmd   --premanent   --add-port=161/udp
     sudo firewall-cmd   --reload

- you may now verify that the SNMP is working properly by using the snmpwalk commancd
     snmpwalk -v 2c -c YOU_COMMUNITY_STRING localhost

the command above should return a list of SNMP data from your server

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