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Chapter 3 Configuring System Parameters
Configuring Network Management Access
Configuring Network Management Access
Configuring network management access consists of tasks for configuring SNMP. Use the following
procedure to configure SNMP for network management access.
Command Description
Step 1
enable Enter Administrator mode.
Step 2
no restrict all telnet (Optional) Enable Telnet access on all interfaces. By default,
Telnet access is enabled on only the management interface.
Step 3
snmp-server community world
ro
(Optional) Specify the name of the community having read-only
access of the storage router network (that is, to which community’s
GET commands the storage router will respond). The default read
community is public.
Step 4
snmp-server community
mynetmanagers rw
(Optional) Specify the name of the community having write access
to the storage router network (that is, to which community’s SET
commands the storage router will respond). The default write
community is private.
Step 5
snmp-server host 10.1.30.17
version 2 traps
Specify the IP address for the first destination host used for a
specified version of notifications (traps). Version 1 traps is the
default version.
Note In this configuration example, the trap hosts have IP
addresses that are outside the storage router management
subnet. In an earlier step in the Configuring the
Management Interface section, a gateway was already
specified providing access to hosts on the 10.1.30.0
subnet.
Step 6
snmp-server host 10.1.30.18
traps
(Optional) Specify the IP address for the second destination host
used for notifications (traps). Version 1 traps is the default version.
Step 7
snmp-server sendauthtraps (Optional) Enable sending of authentication failure traps.
Step 8
no snmp-server linkupdown all (Optional) By default, the SNMP agent is enabled to generate link
up/down traps for all interfaces. In this configuration example, the
command disables this setting for all interfaces. See Chapter 12,
“Command Line Interface Reference,” to disable this setting for
individual interfaces.