o Interface: enable the Port Up, Port Down and LLDP protocol trap
message. None option means no port configured to send trap
message, specific option allows the user to select which ports will
generate a trap message and all switches selects all ports to
generate a trap messages. Link Up, Link Down and LLDP ports can
be freely configured;
o Authentication: enable the SNMP Authentication Fail message to
generate a trap message;
o Switch: enable the STP and RMON trap messages to be sent.
Communities:
Communities menu allows configuring SNMPv3 communities table. By default, public
and private communities are created. To add new communities, click at the Add New
Entry button. When clicked, it will appear the following fields to be configured:
o Delete: click at the button to delete the filter at the row;
o Community: indicates community name to permit access of a
SNMPv3 agent. Maximum community name length is 32, and
allowed characters are the ASCII characters from 33 to 126
(basically letters, numbers and other characters, such as “-“ or “_”).
For SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c, community name will be treated as
security name.
o Source IP: indicates SNMP access source address. IP address must
be inserted in dotted decimal notation;
o Source Mask: indicates SNMP access source mask address. Mask
address must be inserted in dotted decimal notation.
After one of the configurations described before is changed, there are two buttons
that allow the user to save or discard the configurations.
o Save: save configuration at the Running Config;
o Reset: undo changes made locally at the Running Config.
Users:
Users menu allows configuring SNMPv3 user configuration. To add new users, click at
the Add New Entry button. When clicked, it will appear the following fields to be
configured:
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