I strongly support enabling SNMPv3 on the SNMP Trap Receiver. Many devices are moving to SNMPv3-only because it is the secure protocol (authentication and encryption). PRTG already polls with SNMPv3, but the Trap Receiver still accepts only v1/v2c, which forces an insecure listener or a second tool.
I strongly support enabling SNMPv3 on the SNMP Trap Receiver. Many devices are moving to SNMPv3-only because it is the secure protocol (authentication and encryption). PRTG already polls with SNMPv3, but the Trap Receiver still accepts only v1/v2c, which forces an insecure listener or a second tool.