Configuring Snmp Interfaces - Avaya 8800 Troubleshooting Manual

SNMP trap configuration using CLI
delete <Profile Name> <subtree
oid>
info
mask <Profile Name> <subtree
oid> new-mask <value>
type <Profile Name> <subtree
oid> new-type <value>

Configuring SNMP interfaces

If the Avaya Ethernet Routing Switch 8800/8600 has multiple interfaces, configure the IP
interface from which the SNMP traps originate.
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Variable
• mask <value> specifies the bit mask in combination
• type <value> indicates whether the family of filter
Deletes the specified notify filter profile.
• <Profile Name> specifies the name of the profile with
• <subtree oid> identifies the filter subtree with a string
Displays notify filter information.
Specifies the new bit mask in combination with
snmpNotifyFilterMask, which defines a family of
subtrees.
• <Profile Name> specifies the name of the profile with
• <subtree oid> identifies the filter subtree with a string
• new-mask <value> is in the format of 0x00:00...with a
Specifies the new type that you want for a profile. The
valid values are include and exclude.
• <Profile Name> specifies the name of the profile with
• <subtree oid> identifies the filter subtree with a string
• new-type <value> specifies include or exclude.
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Value
with snmpNotifyFilterMask, which defines a family of
subtrees.
subtrees defined by this entry is included (include) or
excluded (exclude) from a filter.
a string length of 1 to 31.
length of 1 to 32.
a string length of 1 to 31.
length of 1 to 32.
string length of 1 to 49.
a string length of 1 to 31.
length of 1 to 32.
July 2013