Owner's Manual

5 Click the Security tab, and perform the following:
a Clear the Send authentication trap option.
b Under Accepted community names , click Add .
The
SNMP Service Configuration dialog box is displayed.
c In the Community rights box, select READ ONLY .
d In the Community Name field, type the community name,
and click
Add .
e Select Accept SNMP packets from these hosts option, and click Add .
The
SNMP Service Configuration dialog box is displayed.
f In the Host name, IP or IPX address field, type the OpenManage
Essentials server name or address, and click
Add .
6 Click the Traps tab and perform the following:
a In the Community name box, type the community name,
and click
Add to list .
b Under Trap destinations , click Add .
The
SNMP Service Configuration dialog box is displayed.
c In the Host name, IP or IPX address field, type the OpenManage
Essentials server name or address, and click
Add .
NOTE: The default port for sending SNMP traps is 162. To configure the managed node
to use a non-default port, see the "Changing the Default SNMP Port" section in the Dell
OpenManage Essentials User’s Guide available at support.dell.com/manuals.
Installing OMSA On All Managed Nodes
NOTE: Installing OMSA on the managed nodes is optional if the managed node is a Dell
PowerEdge 12G server. The 12G servers are capable of providing status, alerts, and
limited inventory data through iDRAC without using the OMSA
SNMP agent.
OMSA is the in-band management agent which provides the interface to
manage the health and inventory data and also generates related SNMP traps
on Dell servers.
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