10.8 Notifications
this case, the SNMP agent is accessible from any IP address.
l When entering IP addresses, never use an address that is in a reserved IP address
range. To see a list of reserved IP address ranges, click the quick tip icon [?] located
near the IP address field.
4. In the Access Type drop-down box, select the access type for the community:
Get Allows SNMP get operations.
Get/Set Allows both SNMP get and put operations.
5. Select the Community status check box to enable the community.
Or clear the Community status check box to disable the community.
6. Click Apply.
Deleting a Community
Delete an SNMP community if you no longer want the ETERNUS CS800 to belong to a
group of devices that are monitored by a common management station.
To delete a community, select the community and click Delete.
You can select multiple destinations to delete at once.
Test
The SNMP Test page allows you to send a test SNMP trap to verify that SNMP is correctly
configured on the ETERNUS CS800.
To access the SNMP Test page, on the SNMP page, click the Test tab (see "SNMP Test
Page" on page 315).
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