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86 Security
capability to control access to cut-thru session capabilities (read vs. read-write) when a
command line interface is present to the managed device.
NOTE:
Resync fails if you do not check this box.
Select HTTP/HTTPS Parameters
- Read Community —The default is public .
-
Write Community —The default is private .
-
Trap Community — The default is public .
Confirm your entries here with
File -> Save or by clicking on the Save button or icon.
SNMP v3
Enter information for v3 SNMP authenticators through the General (SNMP) page, shown below.
Some fields — Version, Read Community, Write Community, and Trap Community, pre-fill with
default values.
Figure 4-14. Authenticator Editor — General (SNMP) Page
If you must process SNMP v3 informs from the device, you must supply the OpenManage Network
Manager mediation server's SNMP v3 engineID in the Management Interfaces screen in Resource
editor. The value for the engineID appears in the mediation and application server logs. It appears
near the text
Server Ready . For example:
2010-01-06 14:30:04,578 78235 INFO [com.dorado.core.mediation.snmp.SRSnmpSession] SNMP
EngineID: 00 00 00 63 00 01 00 a1 c0 a8 86 b1