This page sets up the network address for a remote SNMP device that will be linked to local objects via the client read and client write maps. The local device acts as an SNMP client (manager) to the remote agents defined here.

Device number simply shows you where you are on the device list. Click "next" and "prev" to scroll through the list.

Remote SNMP devices to be accessed by this device are specified here, and referenced by the Local Name on other SNMP client pages. Enter the IP address of the remote device, the community name that should be used when accessing that device, and a default poll rate. Then click "update".

This gateway expects to access SNMP devices via the standard port 161.

Device status may indicate the following application level error conditions:
10 = could not bind socket
11 = response timed out

Device status may also indicate error codes from 80 and up are IP stack errors. Since SNMP uses UDP, which is connection-less, the only likely errors are:

104 = Connection reset by peer
111 = Connection refused
113 = Connection aborted
114 = Network is unreachable
115 = Network interface not configured
116 = Connection timed out
118 = Host is unreachable
125 = Address not available