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5-6 | Cyber Hardened IBUC 2, IBUC 2e, IBUC 2G, IBUC R, IBUC G Operations Manual: Monitor and Control Features
Engineered to Endure
3. (Optional) If SNMPv3 Trap functionality is required configure Trap Target IP
Address by using command CIH on page C-11.
Note: Trap service is configured to use “auth_priv” as default SNMPv3 user, hence, it
will use the same configurations as “auth_priv”.
• Engine ID: 0x10203040
• Trap Username: auth_priv
• Authentication: (same as user)
• Auth. Password: (same as user)
• Encryption: (same as user)
• Priv. Password: (same as user)
4. Although both preconfigured SNMPv3 users might provide all of the expected
functionality, the user is encouraged to create new SNMPv3 users with non-
publicly shared Authentication and Private passwords. Use command SUA on
page C-30 to create new SNMPv3 users, and command SUD on page C-31 to
delete specific SNMPv3 users.
Note: It is recommended that a new SNMPv3 user is created before deletion of the
default users.
5. (Optional) If the default SNMPv3 Views and Groups do not provide all of the
expected functionality, the user may create new Views and Groups by usage of
commands: SVA on page C-32 and SGA on page C-27.
6. Enable SNMPv3 interface via CIS command on page C-12 (and SNMPv3 Trap
functionality via CIT command on page C-12).
MIBs
Management Information Bases (MIBs) are hierarchical virtual databases used to
manage the devices in a communications network. The following MIBs are provided
for the SNMPv3 management station:
• SNMPv2-MIB
• HOST-RESOURCES-MIB
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CAUTION
If Trap functionality is required, do not delete “auth_priv” user as mentioned on
Item 4.