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TAG: a tag name in the tag list
no snmp targetaddr
TARGETADDR
Deletes the notification target address.
The SNMP target parameters define the message processing and security parameters
that are used in sending notifications to a particular management target. To configure the
SNMP parameters with a security model, use the following command.
snmp targetparams
TARGETPARAM { v1| v2c}
SECURITY
Configures the SNMP parameters used to generate a
message to a target and specifies the security model.
TARGETPARAM: the target parameters name
SECURITY: com2sec name
snmp targetparams
TARGETPARAM v3 SECURITY
{ noauth | auth | priv}
Configures the SNMP parameters and specifies v3
security model and its security level for the user.
SECURITY: user name for v3 auth
noauth: a security level, which implies no
authentication.
auth: the message digest 5 or the secure hash
algorithm packet authentication.
priv: data encryption standard packet encryption
no snmp targetparams
TARGETPARAM
Deletes the notification target parameters.
To display the notification target address and parameters, use the following command.
Shows the notification target address.
Shows the notification target parameters.
7.1.11.2 SNMP Notification Type
There are two types of notifications: trap and inform. In case of traps, the sender cannot
determine whether the trap is received or not because the receiver does not any
acknowledgment when it receives a trap. To increase reliability, an inform is stored and
sent again if the sender does not receive a response.
To define the notification and specify the notification type (trap/inform), use the following
command.
snmp notify NOTIFY TAG [trap |
inform]
Defines the notification and specifies the type.
NOTIFY: the notification name
TAG: the notification tag defines a set of target
addresses to which this notification is sent
trap | inform: type of notification
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