Specifications

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Conﬁguring for SNMP Access

Example: Conﬁguring SNMP TRAP Messages

The following example shows how to create the community name server. In this

example, only NMS 195.1.1.2 can access community name SERVER. The access

server sends TRAP messages to this NMS.

Local> CHANGE SNMP COMMUNITY "SERVER" ADDRESS 195.1.1.2

Local> CHANGE SNMP COMMUNITY "SERVER" SET ENABLED

Local> CHANGE SNMP COMMUNITY "SERVER" TRAP ENABLED

Local> CHANGE SNMP AUTHENTICATION ENABLED

Local> CHANGE SNMP ENABLED

Sample SNMP Conﬁguration

Figure 17-2 is a diagram of a network conﬁguration that results from the

commands in the Conﬁguring a Community Name for Access by Any NMS,

Conﬁguring a Community Name with an Address, and Conﬁguring Community

Names to Send TRAP Messages sections:

Line down A network data link session was disconnected on port n.

Authentication Unauthorized SNMP access was attempted

This Event: Occurs When:

TRAPS cannot be enabled for communities with the IP address ANY.

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