Configuring Proxy, SNMP, and Syslog settings ensures secure and efficient communication and monitoring. The Proxy Server settings define how the application connects to the internet, either directly or via a proxy server. SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) allows for monitoring key and certificate management activities through SNMP traps. Syslog settings enable centralized logging of important events related to key and certificate management. The following sections provide step-by-step instructions to configure these settings in Key Manager Plus.
Key Manager Plus allows you to configure how the application connects to the internet - either directly or through a proxy server. If a proxy server is used, you must provide the server details and user credentials for authentication. Follow the below steps to configure proxy server settings:

A confirmation message will appear, indicating that the proxy server settings have been updated successfully.
SNMP traps allow Key Manager Plus to send notifications about key and certificate management activities to an SNMP management system. These notifications include details such as the user who performed the operation, the date and time, and the reason for the event. Follow the below steps to configure SNMP server settings:

A confirmation message will appear, indicating that the SNMP server details have been successfully configured.
Key Manager Plus can generate and send RFC-3164 compliant Syslog messages to a dedicated Syslog server. These messages provide notifications for key and certificate expiration and various other management activities performed within the application. Follow the below steps to configure Syslog settings:

A confirmation message will appear, indicating that the Syslog server details have been successfully configured.