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I think I'm going to handle this via AAA Accounting. &nbsp;No trap for this is disappointing.
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I think I'm going to handle this via AAA Accounting.  No trap for this is disappointing.

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Hello All,<br />
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Has anyone been able to get snmp-traps sent from an ASA that fire off on a configuration change? &nbsp;I have what I thought would work but I don't see the traps coming into the snmp server.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28146563-1">snmp-server host snmpvlan 4.3.2.1 community *****
snmp-server enable traps entity config-change</code></pre>
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Am I correct in thinking this is the correct syntax to reply on running-config changes?<br />
Note: &nbsp;I have the snmp-server device receiving &nbsp;traps correctly on other devices (routers etc).<br />
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Thanks for your time!
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Hello All,

Has anyone been able to get snmp-traps sent from an ASA that fire off on a configuration change?  I have what I thought would work but I don't see the traps coming into the snmp server.

(CODE)

Am I correct in thinking this is the correct syntax to reply on running-config changes?
Note:  I have the snmp-server device receiving  traps correctly on other devices (routers etc).

Thanks for your time!

Cisco ASA: SNMP traps for configuration changes

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