Set Snmp-Trap - Fujitsu Eternus DX100 S3 User Manual

Chapter 5 System Settings and Display
5.2 Network Management > set snmp-trap

set snmp-trap

This command defines an SNMP trap, which is a definition associating an SNMP community string with an IP
address. A maximum of ten SNMP traps can be defined.
■ Syntax
set snmp-trap -manager-number
[-community {
[-trap-number
■
Parameter
-manager-number
-version
-community Optional. This parameter specifies the SNMP community name, which can contain up to 32
-user
-trap-number
manager_number
community_name | ""} | -user {
trap_number
] [-port-number
This parameter specifies the SNMP manager number to send trap. Any value between 1 and 10
can be specified. This number can be confirmed by using the "show snmp-manager" command.
manager_number
SNMP manager number
Optional. This parameter specifies the SNMP version. If this parameter is omitted when setting
an existing trap, the existing setting for this parameter is not changed.
v1 SNMP version 1.
v2c SNMP version 2c.
v3 SNMP version 3. (default)
alphanumeric characters. A single command cannot define multiple traps. This should be
specified for SNMP version 1 or 2c. This is not necessary for SNMP version 3. If a null character
("") is specified, the associated community is removed from this trap setting.
community_name
SNMP community name
"" The associated community is removed from this trap setting.
Optional. This parameter specifies the SNMP user name. This should be specified for SNMP
version 3. This is not necessary for SNMP version 1 or 2c. If a null character ("") is specified, the
associated user is removed from this trap setting.
user_name
SNMP user name
"" The associated user is removed from this trap setting.
This parameter specifies the trap number. The trap number can be confirmed using the "show
snmp-trap" command.
trap_number
Trap number
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[-version {v1|v2c|v3}]
user_name | ""}]
port_number
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