E-Mail Config Menu Command; Snmp Config Menu Command - Siemens SCALANCE W786-xPRO Operating Instructions Manual

Reaction to system events
The following alternatives are available when the device reacts to a system event:
● The device sends an E-mail.
● The device sends an SNMP trap.
● The device writes an entry in the log file.
● The device indicates an error (the error LED lights up).
By selecting the appropriate check boxes, you specify which events trigger which reactions
on the device. With the check box in the "Functions enabled" row, you enable or disable the
sending of E-mails or triggering of SNMP traps.
5.6.3.6

E-mail Config menu command

Sender and recipient of an E-mail
Here, you specify who the device sends an E-mail to as a reaction to configured events. You
can also enter a sender. This allows you to recognize which device is involved and sent the
E-mail. If you do not make an entry in the "From" box, the device uses the following sender:
SCALANCE_W@<IP address>
See also
CLI\SYSTEM\EMAIL menu command (Page 181)
5.6.3.7

SNMP Config menu command

Configuration
Select the check boxes of the entries according to the SNMP functionality you want to use.
SNMP version 3 allows permissions to be assigned and protocol level, authentication, and
encryption. You specify groups and users in the Groups and Users submenus. You can also
make entries there if the SNMPv3 enabled check box is not selected, however the entries
are not applied.
NOTICE
When using SNMP version 3, you should disable SNMP V1 and V2c because the security
settings of SNMP V3 can be bypassed by access over SNMP V1 or V2c.
Trap
submenu
Here, you enter the IP addresses of up to 10 trap receivers. The device sends a trap to all
the addresses you enter if their Enable trap check boxes are selected.
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