Agent; Traps; Security - Colubris Networks CN3000 Administrator's Manual

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Community name
This is the password that controls access to the SNMP information. A network
management program must supply this password when attempting to set or get SNMP
information from the CN3000.
Read-only name
This is the password that controls read-only access to the SNMP information. A network
management program must supply this password when attempting to get SNMP
information from the CN3000. By default, this is set to public.

Agent

Enables/disables support for SNMP.
Port
Specify the port and protocol the CN3000 will use to respond to SNMP requests.
Default port is 161.
SNMP protocol
Specify the SNMP version.

Traps

Enables/disables support for SNMP traps.The CN3000 supports the following MIB II
traps:
• coldStart
• linkUp
• linkDown
• authenticationFailure
In addition, the CN3000 supports a number of Colubris-specific traps as described in
the Colubris Enterprise MIB. The Colubris Enterprise MIB is available on the Colubris
Networks web site.
Community name
Specify the password required by the remote host that will receive the trap.
Host
Specify the IP address or domain name of the host that the CN3000 will send traps to.
Port
Specify the port that the CN3000 will send traps on. By default, port 162 is used.
Configure Traps
Click this button to customize certain traps.
Allowed addresses

Security

Lets you define a list of IP address from which access to the SNMP interface is
permitted. To add an entry specify the IP address and appropriate mask and click Add.
When the list is empty, access is permitted from any IP address.
Active interfaces
Choose the interfaces through which client stations will be able to access the SNMP
interface.
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