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traps with a severity level equal to or greater than this severity setting will be
forwarded to the associated management workstation. Each trap is assigned one
of four severity levels:
Informational
Minor
Major
Critical
Configuring Traps
To add a trap table entry:
1. In the IP Address field, enter the IP address of the workstation to which you
2. In the Status field, click to either enable or disable your new entry. If you
3. Use the Severity Level field to select which traps you wish to send to the
4. Click on
To modify an existing entry:
1. In the list box, click to select the entry you wish to modify. The selected entry
2. Edit the IP Address, Status, and/or Severity Level fields, as desired.
3. Click on
Configuring Traps
Indicates an informational event (no action generally
required) or a small conÞguration error. This is a Level 4
severity.
Indicates a minor fault or trafÞc disturbance;
recommended action typically involves clearing the fault
at the Þrst suitable occasion. This is a Level 3 severity.
Indicates a major fault or link alarm; corrective action
should be taken as soon as possible. This is a Level 2
severity.
Indicates a serious fault or error that requires immediate
action. This is a Level 1 severity.
wish to direct trap messages from the selected FRX or SmartSwitch 1800
device. Be sure this is a workstation with some facility for accepting and
displaying SNMP traps.
disable an entry, no traps will be sent to its designated workstation.
selected workstation: only those traps with severity levels equal to or
exceeding the level assigned here will be forwarded to the selected
workstation.
to add your new entry.
will be highlighted. (Note that you can only modify one entry at a time.)
to modify the selected entry.
Configuring the Trap Table
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