Virtual Lan Settings; Simple Network Management Protocol Settings - Cisco CLI User Manual

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for the standard NTP setting
period.

8.6. Virtual LAN settings

Configuration objective
Activate VLAN capability.
Specify the management
identification number of the
VLAN (used to communicate
with the device's operating
system).
Specify the native identification
number (the VLAN ID that is
implicitly assigned to untagged
packets received on trunk
ports).

8.7. Simple Network Management Protocol settings

Configuration objective
Enable or disable SNMP
functionality.
Specify the SNMP protocol
version.
Specify the SNMP v2c
community ID number (SNMP
v2c only).
Specify the SNMP v3 user
name (SNMP v3 only).
Specify the SNMP v3 user
password (SNMP v3 only).
Specify the SNMP v3
authentication protocol (SNMP
v3 only).
Specify the SNMP v3
encryption protocol (SNMP v3
only).
Specify the SNMP v3
encryption passphrase (SNMP
v3 only).
Specify the SNMP periodic trap
settings.
Specify the notification trap
period for periodic SNMP traps.
Enable or disable SNMP event
traps.
Specify the SNMP NMS
hostname or IP address.
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IMPORTANT
If you are unfamiliar with virtual LAN (VLAN) networks and
their management principles, refer to the Cisco VLAN
specification document for detailed information.
CLI command
vlan status U
vlan mgm-vid V
vlan native-vid W
CLI command
snmp A
snmp version B
snmp community-id C
snmp username D
snmp password E
snmp auth-method F
snmp encryption G
snmp secret H
snmp periodic-trap
I
snmp trap-period J
snmp event-trap K
snmp nms-hostname L
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Parameter options
Possible values for U are
enable or disable.
Value V is the management
VLAN identification number
(integer != 0).
Value W is the native VLAN
identification number (integer).
Parameter options
Possible values for A are
enable or disable.
Possible values for A are v2c or
v3.
Value C is the SNMP v2c
community ID number.
Value D is the SNMP v3 user
name.
Value E is the SNMP v3 user
password.
Possible values for F are md5
or sha.
Possible values for G are des
or aes. Alternatively, enter none
if a v3 encryption protocol is not
needed.
Value H is the SNMP v3
encryption passphrase.
Possible values for Y are
enable or disable.
Value J is the notification trap
period in minutes.
Possible values for Y are
enable or disable.
Value L is the hostname or IP
address of the SNMP NMS.
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