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Additional Features
SNMP Traps
The SC-ADT supports the following SNMP traps, listed below. All supported traps are queued for
each of up to four trap hosts. Traps are kept in the queue until IP connectivity to the trap host is
verified. The last ten traps for each trap host are queued. Queuing SNMP traps before sending to
the trap host greatly improves the trap success in the event of network outages. Once the network
is restored and IP connectivity is verified, the queued trap is sent.
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Cold Start
•
ethernet0 Link Up/Down
•
modem0 Link Up/Down (if so equipped)
•
modem1 Link Up/Down (if so equipped)
•
Contact Sense Start/Stopped (as configured)
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Contact Sense Active/Clear (as configured)
•
port alert (as configured)
•
ACL violations (as configured)
Each SNMP trap is time-stamped with a relative System Up Time (default) or with GMT, if so
configured (refer to
SNMP Trap Configuration
To configure SC-ADT to send SNMP alarm traps to designated IP addresses, perform the
following steps:
1. Login to SC-ADT as an administrator or supervisor.
2. Configure the destination IP address for SNMP traps by typing:
configure snmp trap add
3. Identify the SC-ADT in SNMP format by typing:
configure snmp system
configure snmp system
configure snmp system
4. Configure the community name and define access privileges by typing:
configure snmp community add
Note
Access privileges are defined as read-only (
076R172-000
Issue 6
Time Protocols
in this chapter).
[destination IP address] [community] enable
[name]
[contact]
[location]
ro
) or read-write (
SpectraComm ADT
Installation and Operation Manual
[community name] [access privilege]
rw
).
SNMP Traps
enable
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