Cambium ePMP
Turn on SNMP on Cambium ePMP access points and subscriber modules, and add them to WISPMap.
Updated 10 November 2026
WISPMap reads Cambium ePMP radios over SNMP. See other makes over SNMP for what you get and how the credentials work.
Turn on SNMP
In the ePMP web interface, go to Configuration → System, find the SNMP section, and set the read-only
community. Use something hard to guess, not public. If your firmware offers SNMP v3, set a v3 user with
authentication and privacy instead, and use the SNMP_V3_* settings on the collector. Save.
Add the radio
Put the community in the collector's .env (SNMP_COMMUNITY=..., or a
profile such as SNMP_COMMUNITY_CAMBIUM), restart the collector, and add
the radio in Admin → Devices with Kind SNMP (other makes), Role Access point (or
CPE for a subscriber module) and its management address.
What you'll see
- Access points: the radio's frequency, channel width and SSID, and every connected subscriber module with its name, IP, signal and SNR in both directions and its link quality. Customers are matched to their access point by their radio's MAC.
- Firmware and CPU on the device's page.
ePMP reports the uplink signal (what the access point hears) as the client's signal, and the downlink signal (what the subscriber hears) as the far end.