In the Management via this SA section, ensure SNMP and SSH are checked off.ДЄdd new SNMP and Login Credentials to AuvikДЄdd the newly created community string and SSH login credential to Auvik if you havenвЂ™t already done so.

For SonicWall Monitoring - out of the box - PRTG has the SNMP SonicWall System Health sensor to help you keep an eye on the overall health of your firewall, including CPU usage, memory usage.

A pop-up window with four tabs should appear. SonicWall has put an SNMP Agent into the SonicWall Global Management System (SGMS) product, which can be found in the Monitor tab option Net Monitor.

Click the Configure button for the appropriate VPN policy.

You would enable SNMP and SSH access on the appropriate VPN policy that your collectorвЂ™s traffic would pass through. Your Auvik collector is deployed at your main site, and youвЂ™d like it to scan a remote siteвЂ™s SonicWall connected via VPN. Remote Connection to the SonicWall (Multi-Site)

Within the pop-up menu, in the Management section, check off SNMP and SSH.

Within the Interface Settings table, configure the LAN-side interface thatвЂ™s pointing to the Auvik virtual appliance by clicking the pencil icon on the right-hand side of the row (in our example, X0).

For SonicOS 6.5 and above click on Manage, then Navigate to Network > Interfaces.

Navigate to Network, then Interfaces from the left-hand side pane.

In this example, you would enable SNMP and SSH on local interface X0. Your collector is sitting on a virtual machine that reaches your SonicWall via a LAN port (say, X0). Consider a couple of scenarios: Local Connection to the SonicWall Which interface you enable them on depends on which firewall interface is pointing towards your Auvik collector. SonicWalls have per-interface protocol filters that need to be tweaked so Auvik can send and receive queries using SNMP and SSH. вЂњ public вЂќ is the default.Д®nable SNMP and SSH on appropriate interface

Within the Get Community Name textbox, enter a community string youвЂ™d like to use.

For SonicOS 6.5 and above, click on Manage then navigate to Appliance > SNMP.

Navigate to System, then Advanced Management.

From the SonicWall administrative graphical user interface (GUI): SNMP is typically disabled by default on a factory-reset SonicWall device.

If you're looking to set up SNMPv3, you'll find the instructions here. Note: this process will require you to have administrative access to your SonicWall firewall. Follow the steps below to enable SNMP and SSH on your device. Auvik requires that SNMP and SSH access be enabled to your SonicWall for the most cohesive monitoring experience.

Net monitor gms sonicwall snmp