User`s manual

To set the trap destination for the specified IP address and optional mask:
>set snmp trap <ip_address[/mask]> [<rcvr_community>]
<rcvr_community> is the community name
Example: >set snmp trap192.168.3.8/24 public
2.
To remove the SNMP trap for the specific address:
>clear snmp trap <ip_address>
Example: >clear snmp trap 192.168.3.8
3.
To make a trap dynamic or permanent—by default, traps added from the command line are permanent
and cannot be changed to dynamic:
>set snmp trap <dynamic|permanent> <ip_address>
Example: >set snmp trap permanent 192.168.3.8
<ip_address> is the IP address of the SNMP management station
<permanent> means the specified IP address is permanently saved in the Switch's memory until you
change it
<dynamic> means that the IP address can be erased when the Switch receives an SNMP packet and
learns a new one
4.
To add other stations to the list, fill in the IP Address and IP Mask fields with the correct information or a
new IP address. Dynamic entries are also erased when the Switch is rebooted.
5.
Community names
SNMP network management systems can have community names—another level of password—to control
access rights to a managed device.
Only network management stations with the same community names as
those stored in the Switch can receive SNMP packets from the Switch.
Important: Before an SNMP management system can retrieve data from the Switch, it must supply at least one
of the community names entered.
Steps
To add or modify a community name and its attributes, including setting its privilege level:
>set snmp community <read-only | read-write> <community_name>
Example: >set snmp community read-only support
<community_name> can be up to 15 alphanumeric characters. You can use the default names or enter
one of your choice, Community names are case-sensitive. You cannot change the community name
browser but you can modify the rights. Browser is the community name that controls access rights to the
Switch for all personnel using the Web version of the BitStorm L3S Series Device Manager.
<read-only | read-write> Members of a read-only community can see information at their workstations
but cannot change settings.
1.
To see all community names:
>show snmp community
Example: >show snmp community
2.
To delete a community name from the table:3.
72