HP Multi-Site Traffic Director sa9200 - Manual (Page 163)

C H A P T E R 7 Configuring Trap Parameters
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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
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 SA9200 SNMP agent can send trap notifications to up to ten
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
This command causes traps to be sent to IP address 209.218.240.5,
and causes the SA9200 SNMP agent to put the community string
NOC1 in the trap.
Configuring Community
Authentication & Security
Parameters
The SA9200 SNMP supports community-based authentication. Up to
ten community strings can be configured for use by the SA9200. Each
community string can have read-only (ro) or read-write (rw)
privilege, and can be configured for use by a specific IP address or all
IP addresses. When the value any is used for
, the
community string can be used by all IP addresses.
The following CLI commands are used to display and configure
SNMP community strings.
config sys snmp community info
config sys snmp community create ip
address> rights [ro|rw]
config sys snmp community delete ip
address>