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User’s Manual
5 Click the button that appeared at the end of the
box to open the SNMP Configuration window.
The trap targets list shows all trap targets currently
identified for the selected multiviewer.
SNMP Managers that are trap targets for this
multiviewer are identified by their host address and
port number.
6 Add, remove, or modify trap targets as needed, and
then click OK to confirm and apply the changes, or
click Cancel to close the SNMP Configuration
window without saving your changes to the trap
targets list.
To add a trap target to the list
1In the Host address box, type the IP address of the device that has the target SNMP
manager.
2In the Port box, type the port number through which the SNMP manager will be
accessed.
3Click Add.
The new trap target is added to the list.
To modify an existing trap target
1 Click the trap target you wish to modify in the list.
It becomes highlighted and its host address and
port number appear in the data boxes, and the
Edit button is available.
2 Type new or revised data in the data boxes.
3Click Edit.
The revised data appears in the target list.
To remove a trap target from the list
1 Click the trap target you wish to remove in the list.
It becomes highlighted and its host address and port number appear in the data boxes.
2Click Delete.
The trap target is removed from the list.
Enabling SNMP Traps
The multiviewer analyses the signals that pass through it, and can detect and flag problems
by raising alarms. Each alarm can be individually configured. Most alarm definitions specify
detection thresholds, a set duration, and a clear duration, in order to exclude transient
events.
See Configuring Alarm Thresholds on page 140, and Configuring Alarm
Debouncing, on page 144, for more details on alarms and their configuration.
Note: The host address and port number remain in the data boxes. Hence
the trap can easily be added back to the list, by clicking Add, if it was
removed in error.
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