3Com 3C13618 Command Reference Manual page 74

3Com Router Command Reference Guide — V1.00
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Parameter
trap-type: Type of the trap that will be sent,which can be:
bgp Enable the router to send bgp traps.
dlsw Enable the router to send dlsw traps.
fr Enable the router to send frame-relay traps.
ndec Enable the router to send crypto card module traps.
pos: Enable the router to send Trap packet of POS module.
rmon: Enable the router to send rmon Trap packet.
system: Enable the router to send system Trap packet.
ts Enable the router to send terminal access server traps.
standard [ trap-option ]:
configuring the router for sending standard trap, you can also configure the
parameter of trap notification-option.
trap-option: Trap notification option. This parameter can be configured when
configuring the standard traps. This parameter can have the following options:
authentication: Enable the router to send authentication traps.
Coldstart: Enable the router to send cold-start traps.
Warmstart: Enable the router to send warm-start traps.
Linkup: Enable the router to send traps when the line protocol on the interface
is up.
linkdown
interface is down.
Description
Using the snmp-agent trap enable command, you can enable the router to send
Trap messages or specify the type of the transmitting Trap packet. Using the undo
snmp-agent trap enable command, you can disable the router to send traps.
By default, the router is disabled to send traps.
If the type of traps is not specified, by default, executing this command will transmit all
types of traps, i.e. authentication, cold start, warm-start, link status (up or down), will
be sent.
Before configuring snmp-agent trap enable command, the user should use
snmp-agent target-host command to configure the host which can receive Trap
messages.
For related commands, see snmp-agent target-host.
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Enable the router to send SNMP traps. When
Enable the router to send traps when the line protocol on the