Allied Telesis SwitchBlade x3100 Series Manual page 791

Configuring an SNMP Community
7.3.4 Default Configuration
The initial status of an SNMP configuration is as follows (see the switch output for detail):
The Status is DISABLED
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The Authentication Failure Traps are DISABLED.
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The SNMP counters are all set to 0.
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officer SEC> SHOW SNMP
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SNMP Configuration:
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Status....................... DISABLED
Authentication Failure Traps. DISABLED
SNMP Counters:
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inPkts...................... 0
inBadVersions............... 0
inBadCommunityNames......... 0
inBadCommunityUses.......... 0
inASNParseErrs.............. 0
inTooBigs................... 0
inNoSuchNames............... 0
inBadValues................. 0
inReadOnlys................. 0
inGenErrs................... 0
inTotalReqVars.............. 0
inTotalSetVars.............. 0
inGetRequests............... 0
inGetNexts.................. 0
inSetRequests............... 0
inGetResponses.............. 0
inTraps..................... 0
7.3.5 Restrictions and Limitations
SNMP commands can only be input by a Security Officer.
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Up to 12 SNMP communities can be configured on one system.
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The SNMP set message is not supported in release 14.2.
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SNMP version 3 is not supported.
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7.3.6 Configuration Procedure
The main steps for configuring an SNMP community are as follows:
Use the SHOW SNMP command to see the initial SNMP configuration. (For example output, see 7.3.4,
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Default Configuration.)
Enable SNMP so it is possible to create an SNMP community.
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Enable SNMP authentication traps.
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Create the SNMP community; provide a name and the list of trusted trap hosts and management stations.
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Enable the SNMP community, and then enable traps for that community.
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Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Network Management)
outPkts...................... 0
outTooBigs................... 0
outNoSuchNames............... 0
outBadValues................. 0
outGenErrs................... 0
outGetRequests............... 0
outGetNexts.................. 0
outSetRequests............... 0
outGetResponses.............. 0
outTraps..................... 0
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