HP Virtual Connect 4Gb Fibre Channel Module for c-Class BladeSystem - Manual (Page 89)

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Item Description
name string>][Format=][Severity=
severity | All|None>][DomainCategories=
| All|None>][EnetCategories=
All|None>][FcCategories=]
Parameter
TrapName (required) The name of the trap to be modified
Properties
Name New name of the trap.
Address (required) IPv4 address or DNS name for the trap destination.
Community (optional) The SNMP community name string for the specified trap. For VC-Enet modules, the
maximum string length is 39. For VC-FC modules, the maximum string length is 24.
If not specified, the default community name is "public".
Format Format of the new trap. Valid values are "SNMP1v" and "SNMPv2". The default is
"SNMPv1".
Severity Trap severities to send to the destination. Valid values are "Normal", "Unknown",
"Info", "Warning", "Minor", "Major", "Critical", "All", and "None". Multiple
severities can be specified, separated by commas. The default severity is "None".
DomainCategories The Virtual Connect domain trap categories to send to the destination. Valid values
are "Legacy", "DomainStatus", "NetworkStatus", "FabricStatus", "ProfileStatus",
"ServerStatus", "EnetStatus", FcStatus", "All", and "None".
Multiple categories can be specified, separated by commas.
EnetCategories The Virtual Connect Ethernet trap categories to send to the destination. Valid values
are "PortStatus", "PortThreshold", "Other", "All", and "None". Multiple categories
can be specified, separated by commas.
FcCategories The Virtual Connect Fibre Channel trap categories to send to the destination. Valid
values are "PortStatus", "Other", "All", and "None". Multiple categories can be
specified, separated by commas.
Examples
->set snmp-trap MyTrap1 Community=public
Sets the trap community
->set snmp-trap MyTrap1 Severity=All FcCategories=None
EnetCategories=None
Sets all trap severities and sets the Fibre Channel and Ethernet categories to none
Item Description
->show snmp-trap Displays the SNMP traps that have been configured.
Syntax
show snmp-trap [Name|*]
Parameter
Name (optional) The name of the trap configuration to be displayed. If no trap name is specified, or
"*" is entered, all configured traps are displayed.
Examples
->show snmp-trap MyTrap1
Displays the SNMP trap configuration for a single trap
->show snmp-trap *
Displays all configured SNMP traps
Item Description
->test snmp-trap Generates an SNMP test trap and sends it to all configured destinations.
Traps participating in the test must be configured, at a minimum, with the following