SNMPv3 on Juniper JUNOS

Hi Brian,

Here is some useful links:

Example: SNMPv3 Configuration - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks

Minimum SNMPv3 Configuration on a Device Running Junos OS - Technical Documentation - Support - Juniper Networks

4.13. Configuring SNMPv3 - JUNOS Cookbook [Book]

http://ethancbanks.com/2014/02/14/junos-snmpv3-config-baseline-for-all-oid-access-using-usm-with-authorization-privacy/

Regards.

Salah

Thanks Salah.

I  found those exact articles and followed them exactly and still couldn't get Solarwinds to authenticate.

What I need to understand is why does Solarwinds have you type the authentication for SNMPv3 in twice?  What is difference between SNMPv3 auth and read/write SNMPv3 auth?  I tried filling out one section at time and both with the username "user1" and group/context "group1" with no luck.

That is why I asked if someone could provide a known working JUNOS config and a screenshot to show how the information maps to what Solarwinds is asking would be great.  Obviously passwords/sensitive information can be greyed out but I just need to see one example that works and I can run with it.

Thanks Salah.

I  found those exact articles and followed them exactly and still couldn't get Solarwinds to authenticate.

What I need to understand is why does Solarwinds have you type the authentication for SNMPv3 in twice?  What is difference between SNMPv3 auth and read/write SNMPv3 auth?  I tried filling out one section at time and both with the username "user1" and group/context "group1" with no luck.

That is why I asked if someone could provide a known working JUNOS config and a screenshot to show how the information maps to what Solarwinds is asking would be great.  Obviously passwords/sensitive information can be greyed out but I just need to see one example that works and I can run with it.