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6 In the Publish AP as interface of controller drop-down list, click to enable or disable publishing the
wireless AP and their interfaces as interfaces of the controller. By default this option is enabled.
When this option is enabled, all wireless APs and their interfaces are published as interfaces of the
controller when you retrieve topology statistics and configuration information using SNMP.
Topology statistics and configuration information on wireless APs are retrievable using both
proprietary and standard MIBs. The Publish AP as interface of controller option only affects
information retrieved through standard MIBs, i.e. IF-MIB, RFC1213. All information that is retrieved
through proprietary MIBs is not affected. If the Publish AP as interface of controller option is
disabled, the wireless APs' interfaces are not considered interfaces of the controller.
For example, if the Publish AP as interface of controller option is disabled, querying the ifTable
would return information on the controller physical interfaces, plus all VNSs that are configured on
that controller. If enabled, querying the same table would return the above information, in addition
to information on each wireless APs' interfaces.
7 In the SNMP v3 section, type the SNMP engine ID in Engine ID. The SNMP engine ID is a 5 – 32
character ID for the WLC SNMP agent. Do not use spaces, control characters, or tabs.
8 Add user accounts.
a Click Add User Account.
b Select Enabled to enable the user.
c In User Name, type a user name.
d In the Security Level drop-down list, select the appropriate security level for the user: authPriv,
authNoPriv, NoAuthNoPriv.
If NoAuthNoPriv is selected, go to step
e In the Authentication Protocol drop-down list, select the authentication protocol: None, MD5,
SHA.
f In Authentication Password, type the password, which must be at least eight characters long. If
desired, click Unmask to display the password in plain text.
If authNoPriv is the selected security level, go to step
g In the Privacy Protocol drop-down list, select the encryption protocol: None, DES.
h In Privacy Password, type the password, which must be at least eight characters long. If desired,
click Unmask to display the password in plain text.
i Click OK to save the user account information. The SNMP Common Settings screen is displayed.
9 In Trap 1 Destination IP and Trap 2 Destination IP, type the IP addresses of the servers on the
network where the SNMP traps are monitored.
10 In the Trap 1 User Name and Trap 2 User Name drop-down lists, select the user name associated
with the Trap 1 and Trap 2 destination servers. Only enabled users appear in these drop-down lists.
11 To save your changes, click Save.
Editing SNMPv3 User Accounts
To Edit SNMPv3 User Accounts:
1 From the top menu, click Wireless Controller.
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