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V-258593
SRG-NET-000335-VPN-001270
IVCS-VN-000310
CAT II
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Event logs are also updated to local logs by default in addition to the central syslog server. However, if the site uses SNMP, the following must be configured since SNMP is disabled by default.
In the ICS Web UI, navigate to System >> Log/Monitoring >> SNMP.
1. Under "SNMP Version data", select "v3".
2. Under "Agent Properties", check "SNMP Traps".
3. Under "Agent Properties", configure a System Name, Location, and Contact.
4. Under "User 1", type in a valid username. Select "AuthPriv".
- The auth protocol must be set to at least SHA. Type the Auth Password.
- The priv protocol must be set to at least CFB-AES-128. Type in the priv password.
5. Under "Trap Thresholds", ensure "Check Frequency" is 180 seconds, "Log Capacity" is 75%, "Users" is 100%, "Physical Memory" is 0%, "Swap Memory" is 0%, "Disk" is 75%, "CPU" is 0%, and "Meeting Users" is 100%.
6. Under "Optional Traps", check the boxes for "Critical and Major Log Events".
7. Under "SNMP Trap Servers", configure an IPv4/IPv6 address for the valid trap server/receiver, type in the port (default is 162), and select the user to use (use the user from step #4 above).
If SNMP is used, verify the configuration is compliant. If SNMP is not used, this is not a finding.
In the ICS Web UI, navigate to System >> Log/Monitoring >> SNMP.
1. Under "Agent Properties", verify "SNMP Traps" is checked.
2. Under "SNMP Version data", verify "v3" is selected.
3. Under "User 1", verify a user configuration in AuthPriv is using at least SHA and CFB-AES-128.
4. Verify "Optional Traps Critical and Major Log Events" are checked.
5. Verify the SNMP server IPv4/IPv6 address is configured under "SNMP Trap Servers".
If SNMP is incorrectly configured, this is a finding.
V-258593
False
IVCS-VN-000310
If SNMP is used, verify the configuration is compliant. If SNMP is not used, this is not a finding.
In the ICS Web UI, navigate to System >> Log/Monitoring >> SNMP.
1. Under "Agent Properties", verify "SNMP Traps" is checked.
2. Under "SNMP Version data", verify "v3" is selected.
3. Under "User 1", verify a user configuration in AuthPriv is using at least SHA and CFB-AES-128.
4. Verify "Optional Traps Critical and Major Log Events" are checked.
5. Verify the SNMP server IPv4/IPv6 address is configured under "SNMP Trap Servers".
If SNMP is incorrectly configured, this is a finding.
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