HP Secure Key Manager - Manual (Page 286)

Syntax
NOTE:
When you execute the edit station command, the system prompts you to provide
the new SNMP management station information. In the example shown here, the
system prompts contain the existing value in brackets. For example, if presented
with the prompt
Enter a number (1 - 3) [2]:
the value in brackets (in this case 2) represents the existing value.
hostname (config)# edit station
Manager Type:
1:
SNMPv1
2: SNMPv2
3: SNMPv3
Enter a number (1 - 3) [2]:
Trap Type:
1:
Trap
2: Inform
Enter a number (1 - 2) [1]:
Hostname or IP [default]:
Port [162]:
Manager Community [company]:
Username [security]:
Security Level:
1:
None
2: noAuth, noPriv
3: auth, noPriv
4: auth, priv
Enter a number (1 - 4) [2]:
Auth Protocol:
1:
None
2: MD5
3: SHA
Enter a number (1 - 3) [1]:
Auth Password:
Related
command(s)
• show station
• station
• no station
no community – remove a community from the system SNMP configuration.
Syntax
hostname (config)# no community
Related
command(s)
• community
• edit community
• show community
no snmp username – delete an existing SNMPv3 username.
Syntax
NOTE:
When you execute the edit snmp username command, the system prompts you to
provide the new SNMPv3 username information.
hostname (config)# no snmp username
286 Using the Command Line Interface