Event Settings parameters
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SNMP Traps parameters
The router firmware supports the use of SNMP, with the ability to generate traps. To make the
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocols) functional, a SNMP trap server must be
configured. SNMP trap server configuration is in the
Configuration > Remote Management > SNMP > SNMP Traps menu.
Send SNMP Traps
This checkbox, when checked enables the display of the following parameters:
Send a SNMP Trap when the event priority is at least n
The lowest-priority event that will generate an SNMP trap message. For example, if this value
is set to 6, only events with a priority of 6 or lower (7, 8 or 9) will trigger an automated SNMP
trap message. To disable SNMP traps, set this value to 0.
Send a maximum of n SNMP taps per day
Sets the limit on the number of emails that may be sent during any 24-hour period. The
intention is to prevent excessive alerts being sent when the event trigger value is set to a high
priority/low value (for example, 1, 2, or 3), such as a value that results in a large number of
SNMP trap messages being generated.
n SNMP traps have been sent today
A status message, indicating how many SNMP trap messages have been sent during the last
24-hour period.
Related CLI commands
Entity Instance Parameter Values Equivalent Web Parameter
event n trap_trig 0-9
0 disables sending alerts
Send a SNMP trap when the
event priority is at least n
event n trap_max 0-65535 Send a maximum of n SNMP
traps per day
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