Hello networking forum
I'm setting up System Center Operations Manager and having an issue with receiving SNMP traps from devices on different VLANs. I don't receive them unless I disable the windows firewall. I've tried opening up TCP/UDP 161 and 162 with no luck. Looking at firewall logs from failed attempts I see that the destination port is dynamic. In the UDP 50000+ range.
When I open UDP 50000-65000 it starts working. Well, that isn't really an option. Why is SNMP from devices on different subnets/VLANs targeted at these dynamic ports and not 161?
I'm setting up System Center Operations Manager and having an issue with receiving SNMP traps from devices on different VLANs. I don't receive them unless I disable the windows firewall. I've tried opening up TCP/UDP 161 and 162 with no luck. Looking at firewall logs from failed attempts I see that the destination port is dynamic. In the UDP 50000+ range.
When I open UDP 50000-65000 it starts working. Well, that isn't really an option. Why is SNMP from devices on different subnets/VLANs targeted at these dynamic ports and not 161?