Secure Computing SG300 User Manual page 287

Specify the shared Authentication Key with which to authenticates this device against
the CMS. This must be the same as the snmp_community configuration setting for CMS.
It should be something hard to guess.
When configured for centralised management, the device periodically sends a "ping"
(SNMP trap) back to the CMS to indicate that it is alive. Back-to-base ping interval (s)
specifies the interval in seconds between these pings. This must be less than the
max_alive_interval configuration setting for CMS.
Specify the Local SNMP Port on which the management agent listens for requests.
Note
Local SNMP Port should be changed if you have enabled the SNMP agent under
Management > SNMP.
Administrative Contact is the SNMP sysContact field. Any value may be specified, but
a good choice is contact information for the local administrator.
Device Location is the SNMP sysLocation field. Any value may be specified, but a good
choice is a short description of the physical location of the device.
Enter the Syslog Remote Port to which to send syslog messages. This must be the
same as the syslog_port configuration setting for CMS.
Syslog Filter allows setting of a filter for syslog message which are sent to CMS.
Absolutely Everything sends all messages, including debug messages. This may
result in many messages being sent to CMS. Log Nothing sends no messages, which
can make troubleshooting more difficult. Typically, a setting somewhere between the two
is appropriate.
Click Submit to apply your changes.
SNMP
To allow external SNMP management software to query this device for management
information, check Enable SNMP Agent.
Enter the name of a community that is allowed read-only access in Read-Only
Community. You may optionally include an IP address or network to restrict who is
allowed access. You may optionally include an OID to restrict the fields that are
accessible.
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