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3. Configuring Your Server
2.
Enter m for more options.
3.
Enter A for Advanced Options.
Enter 4 for SNMP Administration.
4.
5.
Enter C to configure Local SNMPv3 User (User-based Security Model).
Select from the menu based on the SNMPv3 User type desired.
Enter 1 to delete the local SNMPv3 user with read-only access, and then enter y to
confirm.
Note
After the read-only user is deleted, the Delete ReadOnly User option toggles and becomes
the Create ReadOnly User option.
Enter 2 to delete the local SNMPv3 user with read-write access, and then enter y to
confirm.
Note
After the read-write user is deleted, the Delete ReadWrite User option toggles and becomes
the Create ReadWrite User option.
Enter X to return to the SNMP Administration menu.
Configuring an SNMP Notification
You can configure notifications or traps that can be sent to your network management server via
SNMP2 community strings or local SNMPv3 users. Notifications are created as either SNMPv2 or
SNMPv3.
To create an SNMPv2 notification:
1.
Log in to the System Console.
For more information, see
the Default
Password.
2.
Enter m for more options.
3.
Enter A for Advanced Options.
4.
Enter 4 for SNMP Administration.
5.
Enter D to configure SNMP Notification.
The SNMP Notification menu displays.
6.
Enter 1 for SNMPv2 Notification.
The SNMPv2 Notification menu displays.
Logging in to the System Console of Your Server and Changing
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