GE T1000 Technical Manual page 154

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Reset: undo changes made locally at the Running Config
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Groups:
Groups menu allows configuring SNMPv3 group table. By default, default_ro_group
and default_rw_group are created. To add new group, click at the Add New Entry
button. When clicked, it will appear the following fields to be configured:
Delete: click at the button to delete the filter at the row;
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Security Model: select security model to be used in that given
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group. Allowed values are v1, v2c and usm. USM security model is
the user-based security model. V1 and v2c security models are
reserved for SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c use;
Security Name: select the security name that the group will belong
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to. Possible values are public and private, for v1 and v2c security
models, and default_user for usm security model;
Group Name: indicates the name of the created group. Maximum
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community name length is 32, and allowed characters are the
ASCII characters from 33 to 126 (basically letters, numbers and
other characters, such as "-" or "_").
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Views:
Views menu allows configuring SNMPv3 views table to select what should appear or
not at the OID SNMP tree. By default, default_view is created. To add new view, click
at the Add New Entry button and the following field will appear:
Delete: click at the button to delete the filter at the row;
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View Name: indicates the name of the created view. Maximum
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community name length is 32, and allowed characters are the
ASCII characters from 33 to 126 (basically letters, numbers and
other characters, such as "-" or "_");
View Type: select if this view should be included at the SNMP OID
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sub tree or not. Possible values are included or excluded. Included
means that this view will appear at the OID sub tree and excluded
means that this view will not appear at the OID sub tree;
OID Subtree: indicates the OID defining the root of the subtree, to
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add to the named view. Allowed OID length is 128, and allowed
characters are numbers and the "*" character, always preceded by
a dot (examples: .1, .2, .*, etc.).
Chapter 7 – Configuration
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