Users Guide

or
access notConfigGroup "" any noauth exact all none none
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2. Edit this line, replacing the first none with all. When edited, the new line should read:
access publicgroup "" any noauth exact all all none
or
access notConfigGroup "" any noauth exact all all none
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3. To enable SNMP configuration changes, restart the SNMP agent by typing:
service snmpd restart
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Configuring Your System to Send Traps to a Management Station
Server Administrator generates SNMP traps in response to changes in the status of sensors and other monitored parameters. One or more trap destinations
must be configured on the system running Server Administrator for SNMP traps to be sent to a management station.
To configure your system running Server Administrator to send traps to a management station, edit the /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf SNMP agent configuration file
andperformthefollowingsteps:
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1. Add the following line to the file:
trapsink IP_address community_name
where IP_address is the IP address of the management station and community_name is the SNMP community name
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2. To enable SNMP configuration changes, restart the SNMP agent by typing:
service snmpd restart
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Firewall Configuration on Systems Running Supported Red Hat Enterprise Linux Operating Systems
If you enable firewall security when installing Red Hat Enterprise Linux, the SNMP port on all external network interfaces is closed by default. To enable SNMP
management applications such as IT Assistant to discover and retrieve information from Server Administrator, the SNMP port on at least one external network
interfacemustbeopen.IfServerAdministratordetectsthattheSNMPportisnotopeninthefirewallforanyexternalnetworkinterface,ServerAdministrator
displays a warning message and logs a message to the system log. See "Ports"foradditionalinformation.
You can open the SNMP port by disabling the firewall, opening an entire external network interface in the firewall, or opening the SNMP port for at least one
external network interface in the firewall. You can perform this action before or after Server Administrator is started.
ToopentheSNMPportusingoneofthepreviouslydescribedmethods,performthefollowingsteps:
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1. At the Red Hat Enterprise Linux command prompt, type setup and press <Enter> to start the Text Mode Setup Utility.
The Choose a Tool menu opens.
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2. Select Firewall Configuration using the down arrow and press <Enter>.
The Firewall Configuration screen opens.
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3. Select the Security Level by tabbing to it and pressing the spacebar. The selected Security Level is indicated by an asterisk.
a. To disable the firewall, select No firewall or Disabled and go to step 7.
b. To open an entire network interface or the SNMP port, select High, Medium, or Enabled andcontinuewithstep4.
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d. Tab to Customize and press <Enter>.
The Firewall Configuration - Customize screen opens.
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5. SelectwhethertoopenanentirenetworkinterfaceorjusttheSNMPportonallnetworkinterfaces.
a. To open an entire network interface, tab to one of the Trusted Devicesandpressthespacebar.Anasteriskintheboxtotheleftofthedevice
NOTE: Thiscommandisavailableonlyifyouhaveperformedadefaultinstallationoftheoperatingsystem.
NOTE: Press <F1> for more information about the firewall security levels. The default SNMP port number is 161. If you are using the X Windows
GUI, pressing <F1> might not provide information about firewall security levels on newer versions of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux operating
system.