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snmpd.conf(4) snmpd.conf(4)

as for the get-community-name:

above.

Separate the ﬁelds by blanks or tabs. A

# character indicates the beginning of a comment; characters

from the

# character to the end of the line are ignored.

EXAMPLES

Each line in the following example snmpd.conf

ﬁle is preceded by a comment (beginning with #) that

explains the entry. Please note that this is an example. Taken as a whole in is not intended to represent a

conﬁguration that you should use. It’s sole purpose is to show the ﬂexibility of the conﬁguration ﬁle.

# We’ll specify the location, contact, and sysDescr first.

location: Somewhere in the building.

contact: Jane Doe

sys-descr: HP-UX testsys1 A.09.04 E 9000/887 400509201

# This community string has the system default MIB view

# and any management station can use it.

get-community-name: globalget

# Setting a new default MIB view.

default-mibVIEW: system

# The following get and set community names will have the new

# default MIB view of system. But are restricted to use by

# systems 15.2.2.1 and 15.2.2.3. Note that the sysset community

# string is only usable from 15.2.2.1.

get-community-name: sysget IP: 15.2.2.1 15.2.2.3

set-community-name: sysset IP: 15.2.2.1

# Resetting the default MIB view back to the original

# system default.

default-mibVIEW:

# Now allow some specific machines access to limited

# portions of the MIB.

# Note use of line continuation character ’\’.

get-community-name: monitor IP: 15.3.2.1 15.4.23.1 VIEW: system \

interfaces at ip snmp

get-community-name: public IP: 0.0.0.0 VIEW: system

# Set up an administrative role and a root role.

set-community-name: admin IP: 15.3.2.1 15.4.23.1 VIEW: internet \

-private

set-community-name: root IP: 15.3.2.1 VIEW: internet

# Specify some trap dests.

trap-dest: 15.2.1.45

trap-dest: 15.3.2.1

trap-dest: 15.4.23.1

AUTHOR

snmpd.conf was developed by HP.

FUTURE DIRECTIONS

The following ﬁles are not currently used. They are place holders for the SNMPV2 conﬁguration informa-

tion:

snmpv2.acl , snmpv2.ctx , snmpv2.party , and snmpv2.view