HP Traffic Director sa7220 - Manual (Page 257)

C H A P T E R 7 Using SNMP
245
Configuring
Trap
Parameters Use the following CLI commands to display and configure SNMP
trap parameters:
config sys snmp trap info
config sys snmp trap port
config sys snmp trap create
community
config sys snmp trap delete
community
NOTE: These
parameters are also
configurable in the
Administration-SNMP
tab of the Web-based GUI
interface. By default, the UDP port used for sending traps is 162. The trap port
can be changed to a number between 5020 and 65535, or left at 162.
The SA8220 SNMP can send trap notifications to an unlimited
number of configured trap receivers. Each IP address configured as a
trap receiver is associated with a community string included in traps
sent to that IP address. For example:
config sys snmp trap create 209.218.240.5
community NOC1
sends traps to IP address 209.218.240.5, and causes the SA8220
SNMP agent to include the community string, NOC1 in the trap.
Other
Configurable
SNMP
Parameters The following CLI commands are used to display and configure
general SNMP parameters:
config sys snmp info
config sys snmp port
config sys snmp sysContact
config sys snmp sysName
config sys snmp sysLocation
NOTE: These
parameters are also
configurable in the
Administration-SNMP
tab of the GUI interface. SNMP port is used by the SA8220 SNMP to listen for SNMP
requests. By default, the SNMP port is 161. The SNMP port can be
changed to a number between 5020 and 65535, or left at 161.
sysContact , sysName and sysLocation correspond to the MIB
variables of the same name in MIB-II. sysContact is the name of
the administrator of this SA8220. By default, sysContact is
NULL. sysName is the name of the SA8220. By default, sysName
contains the hostname of the SA8220. sysLocation indicates
where the SA8220 is physically located. By default, sysLocation
is NULL.