CHAPTER 5: TERMINAL OPERATIONS
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To configure SNMP processing:
1. On the Serial Console Main Menu, press 4 to select SNMP Configuration. The
SNMP Configuration Menu displays.
2. Press 1 and Enter to toggle the SNMP mode from Disabled to Enabled.
3. Press 2 and Enter to specify the community to which traps will be read. Enter the
community name and Enter.
4. Press 3 and Enter to specify the community name to which traps will be written.
Enter the community name and press Enter.
5. Press 4 and Enter to specify the trap community name. Enter the trap community
name and press Enter.
NOTE:
The read, write and trap community names must match those used by the SNMP Browser/Trap Logger.
6. Press 5, 6, 7, 8 and Enter to specify each trap IP address of up to four trap hosts to
which you want to send SNMP traps. Type each trap IP address and press Enter.
NOTE:
The trap destination address must take the format of a decimal IP address as follows: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
7. Press 9 and Enter to display the SNMP Trap Configuration Menu. Press the number
of each SNMP trap you wish to enable or disable and Enter.
8. Press 0 and Enter to apply and store all changes.
- or -
Press x and Enter to restore settings as they were before changes were made.
See Users on page 58 and Forcing a connection using SNMP on page 83 for information
on adding an SNMP user and assigning rights to the SNMP user.
Managing Octet switch objects with SNMP
Using SNMP, you can monitor and manage MIB (Management Information Base) objects
specific to the Octet switch. Refer to Table for a description of the Octet system MIB
object groups.
Octet System MIB Object Groups
Object Group Purpose
amxAppliance
Provides general information about the Octet switch, including
firmware and hardware revisions
amxAmiq
Provides a list of available Octet server access modules from
the Octet switch
amxUserStation Provides a list of user stations connected to the Octet switch
amxStats
Provides statistics on packets for each port (only
available internally)
amxSnmp Provides information on SNMP settings
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