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MES3000 Ethernet switch series 141
snmp-server community
community [view viewname]
[ro | rw | su] [ipv4_address |
ipv6_address | ipv6z_address]
[mask | prefix_length] [use-acl
ip_acl_name] snmp-server
community-group community
groupname [ipv4_address |
ipv6_address] [mask |
prefix_length]
community:(1..20)
characters;
viewname: (1..30)
characters;
groupname: (1..30)
characters;
mask:
/255.255.255.255;
prefix_length: -/32;
ip_acl_name: (1..32)
characters;
format:
IPv4: A.B.C.D
IPv6: X:X:X:X::X
IPv6z:X:X:X:X::X%<ID>
Define the community string value for SNMP data exchange.
- community—community string (password) for access via SNMP
- ro—read-only access
- rw—read-write access
- su—administrator access
- viewname—define the name for SNMP browsing rule, that should
be pre-configured with the snmp-server view command. Define
objects available to the community.
- ipv4_address, ipv6_address, ipv6z_address— device IP address
- mask—IPv4 address mask, that defines source address bits to be
compared to the specific IP address
- prefix_length—number of bits that comprise IPv4 address prefix
- ip_acl_name—name of the existing ACL list
- groupname—define the name of the group that should be pre-
configured with the snmp-server group command. Define objects
available to the community.
no snmp-server community
community [ipv4_address |
ipv6_address | ipv6z_address]
Remove community string parameters.
snmp-server view view_name
OID {included | excluded}
view_name: (1..30)
characters
Create or edit SNMP browsing rule—the rule that allows or restricts
the browsing server to access OID.
- OID—MIB object identifier, represented as ASN.1 tree (string type
1.3.6.2.4, may include reserved words, e.g.: system, dod). '*' symbol
allows to describe the sub-tree family: 1.3.*.2)
- include—OID is included in the browsing rule
- exclude—OID is excluded from the browsing rule
no snmp-server view
view_name [OID]
Remove browsing rule for SNMP
snmp-server group groupname
{v1 | v2 | v3 {noauth | auth |
priv} [notify notifyview]} [read
readview] [write writeview]
groupname: (1..30)
characters;
notifyview: (1..30)
characters;
readview: (1..30)
characters;
writeview: (1..30)
characters
Create SNMP group or match table for SNMP users and SNMP
browsing rules.
-v1,v2,v3—SNMP v1, v2, v3 security model
- noauth, auth, priv—authentication type used by SNMP v3
(noauth—w/o authentication, auth—authentication w/o
encryption, priv—encrypted authentication)
- notifyview—name of the browsing rule that is allowed to specify
inform and trap SNMP agent messages
- readview—name of the browsing rule that is allowed to read
switch SNMP agent content
- writeview—name of the browsing rule that is allowed to enter the
data and to configure switch SNMP agent contents
no snmp-server group
groupname {v1 | v2 | v3
[noauth | auth | priv]}
Remove SNMP group
snmp-server user username
groupname {v1 | v2c | remote
host v3 | v3 [encrypted] [auth
{md5 | sha} auth_password]}
username: (1..20)
characters;
groupname: (1..30)
characters;
engineid_string: (5..32)
characters;
auth_password: (1..32)
characters;
md5: 16 or 32 bytes;
sha: 20 or 36 bytes;
IPv4: A.B.C.D;
IPv6: X:X:X:X::X;
IPv6z: X:X:X:X::X%<ID>
Create SNMPv3 user.
- username—username
- groupname—group name
- engineid_string—remote SNMP device identifier that the user
belongs to
- auth_password—authentication and key generation password
- md5—MD5 key
- sha—SHA key
- host—IP address/host name
no snmp-server user username
[remote engineid_string]
Remove SNMPv3 user.
snmp-server filter filter_name
OID {included | excluded}
filter_name: (1..30)
characters
Create or edit SNMP filter rule that allows to filter inform and trap
messages sent to SNMP server.
- filter_name—SNMP filter name
- oid—MIB object identifier, represented as ASN.1 tree (string type
1.3.6.2.4, may include reserved words, e.g.: system, dod. '*' symbol
allows to describe the sub-tree family: 1.3.*.2)
- include—OID is included in the filter rule
- exclude—OID is excluded from the filter rule

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