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Description

For VC-FC modules, the maximum string length is 24.

Format

Format of the new trap. Valid values are "SNMPv1" and "SNMPv2". The

default is "SNMPv1" if not specified.

Severities

Trap severities to send to the destination. Valid values are "Normal",

"Unknown", "Info", "Warning", "Minor", "Major", "Critical", "All", and
"None".
Multiple severities can be provided, 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

->add snmp-trap EnetManagementStation

Address=192.112.34.10 Community=private Format=SNMPv1

Severity=Normal,Critical EnetCategories=Other
Adds a new trap destination for VC-Enet modules

->add snmp-trap FcManagementStation Address=192.112.72.3

Community=private Format=SNMPv1 FcCategories=Other
Adds a new trap destination for VC-FC modules

->add snmp-trap MyTrap Address=192.112.66.12
Adds a new trap using typical defaults

->add snmp-trap MyTrap Address=192.112.42.5 Severity=All

FcCategories=All DomainCategories=All
Adds a trap with all severity and category properties set. Severities are allowed

even though FC Categories are set; the severities will be applied to the Domain
Categories.

Item

Description

remove snmp-trap

Removes a previously configured SNMP trap destination

Syntax

remove snmp-trap

Parameter

Name (required)

The name of the trap destination to be removed. If "*" is specified, then all
traps are removed.

Examples

->remove snmp-trap MyTrap1
Removes an SNMP trap destination

->remove snmp-trap *
Removes all configured SNMP trap destinations