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3 C O M
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N J 2 0 0 N E T W O R K J A C K — S N M P T R A P S
Using SNMP Traps with
3Com Network Supervisor
4
4. Under
Common Setting
, make sure the
Get
Set
5. Fill in the "
" and "
"
strings configured in the enterprise network management platform.
IMPORTANT! The default community strings are "public" and "private" but must be changed to match
network management strings.
Trap Settings
6. Under
make sure the
any or all of the following event traps:
Authentication Failure
.
Note: The Enable SNMP Trap box must be checked in order for network event traps to be monitored by
network management.
Configuring Trap Destination
An easy-to-use Network Discovery Wizard guides you through the process of discover-
ing and mapping networked devices, including NJ200 Network Jack. The graphical
interface makes it easy to configure SNMP traps and alerts, monitor events, locate
devices, and troubleshoot problems.
When NJ200 Network Jack are discovered, 3Com Network Supervisor automatically
writes the trap destination (IP address of the management system) to them. This elimi-
nates the need to build a "Trap Destination Table" via a Management Information
Database (MIB) browser. (see Configuring SNMP Traps with a Third-Party Management
Platform section below).
Configuring 3Com Network Supervisor
The traps are attached to an item on the network map and are triggered when an event
occurs. The following event alerts can be delivered via e-mail, sound, pop-up message,
or by launching an application:
Cold Start
indicates that the switch is down or disconnected
Link Down
indicates a problem in the cable or NIC
Link Up
indicates that the cable and NIC are functioning properly
Note: 3Com Network Supervisor does not support Authentication Failure traps or alerts.
With SNMP traps enabled and configured, IT staff can use 3Com Network Supervisor to
locate and identify network problems in three simple, point-and-click steps:
1. Receive an event alert.
2. Find the event in the Event List.
3. Using Event List link, locate the problem device in the network mangement map.
All SNMP Set
box is checked.
Community Strings
fields to match the community
Enable SNMP Trap
box is checked, and enable
Cold Start
,
Link Down
,
Link Up
,

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