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Use the no access command to delete a previously configured SNMP manager.
Examples
v Creates a read-only community. Any SNMP manager, using the public
v Specifies two SNMP managers granted access to the local agent. Both managers
v Denies access to all SNMP managers using the public community name.
v Denies access to the SNMP manager at 10.10.10.23 and belonging to the private
port
Identifies the appliance UDP port monitored by the SNMP agent or engine for
SNMP requests.
Syntax
port [ address ] port
Parameters
address Specifies an optional IP address that identifies a specific local interface as a
port
Guidelines
In the absence of an IP address argument, the SNMP agent or engine monitors the
specified port on all interfaces for SNMP requests. With a IP address argument
provided (for example the address of the management port), the SNMP agent or
engine monitors only the specified interface-port pair for SNMP requests.
Examples
v Identifies a nonstandard SNMP port, 65161, on all interfaces as the recipient of
v Identifies a specific IP address and port pair as the recipient of SNMP requests.
trap-code
Adds an event code to the trap list.
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community is granted read-only access to the local agent.
# access public read-only
#
are granted read-write access using the private community.
# access private read-write 10.10.10.23
# access private read-write 192.168.1.100
# no access public
#
community.
# no access private 10.10.10.23
#
recipient of SNMP requests.
Identifies the UDP port monitored by the SNMP agent or engine for SNMP
requests. Use an integer in the range of 0 to 65535. The default is 161.
SNMP requests.
# port 65161
#
# port 10.10.10.10 161
#
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