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The Configure button at the bottom of this screen sends the selected configuration to the device.
The
Refresh button queries to update information displayed.
SNMP -> Traps
This screen lets you manage SNMP Trap Settings. Existing SNMP trap settings appear in the
SNMP Trap Table showing the following columns:
Destination, Community and Version . When
you elect to add or edit a row in this table, the lower panel displays an editor.
Figure 13-42. SNMP -> Traps
Click Apply to accept your edits, or Cancel to abandon them. You can also select a row and delete it
by clicking
Remove . The following are fields on the editor:
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Destination Address —An IP address.
Community —The Community String. Text.
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Trap Version —Values: [ V1, V2c ] (grayed out when not supported).
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Access —Select from the pick list ( Read Only , etc.) This lets you specify the community access
during creation of a trap destination. This is not necessary for all switches.
You can also enable authentication traps with the
Authentication Traps Enabled checkbox. When
you add or edit values, you must click
Apply to confirm your edits, or Cancel to abandon them.
Click
Configure to apply the values; Refresh to re-query the database for them.