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IMPORTANT
SNS 3.x versions have reached End of Maintenance since July 1st, 2024.
We recommend that you update your SNS firewalls to a version with maintenance to guarantee the protection of your infrastructure.

# General tab

This tab allows configuring the system, meaning the host and its administrator. It contains notifications (alarms and system events) which will be integrated into the available MIBs.

The option Enable the agent allows enabling the module. It is however possible to configure the data for this screen even if the module has not been enabled.

SNMPv3 (recommended) | Enables version 3 of SNMP, the recommended version as it is equipped with more secure tools (security tools such as authentication, encryption, timing control, etc.) Since December 2002, a new standard has been introduced for SNMP, providing a significant advance in security. The configuration requires the following parameters: SNMPv3 offers authentication and encryption methods and resolves certain security issues from earlier versions.
SNMPv1/v2c | Enables versions v1/v2C of SNMP. V1 is the first version of the protocol. The only check made by this version concerns the “Community” character string. Version v2C is a version that improves the types of operations in SNMPv2p and uses “community” character string security from SNMPv1.
SNMPv1/v2c et SNMPv3 | Enables all three versions of SNMP.

## Configuration of MIB-II information

Location (sysLocation) | Alphanumeric information regarding the location of the monitored item. This location can be a country, city, server room, etc. Example: France.
Contact (sysContact) | E-mail address, telephone number, etc of the contact person in case problems arise. Example: admin@mycompany.com

## Sending of SNMP alerts (traps)

Intrusion prevention alarms | Do not send: by selecting this option, you will not receive ASQ alarms. By selecting send only major alarms, you will be able to receive major ASQ alarms. By selecting send major and minor alarms, major and minor ASQ alarms will be sent.
System events | Do not send: by selecting this option, you will not receive system alarms. By selecting send only major alarms, you will be able to receive major system alarms. By selecting send major and minor alarms, major and minor system alarms will be sent.

NOTE
SNMP can now be configured so that the name of the firewall instead of its serial number is used for SysName.