Cabletron Systems STHI Snmp Traps Screen, Trap Destination, Trap Community Name, Enable Traps

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The SNMP Traps Screen

5.5 The SNMP Traps Screen

Access the System Level screen (Figure 5-6) from the Device Setup menu.

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Figure 5-6. SNMP Traps Screen

The SNMP Traps screen is used to provide the STHI with the IP addresses of remote management stations intended to receive SNMP traps, and to provide those stations with the community names they will need to access the STHI with SNMP requests.

5.5.1Trap Destination

Use these fields to set an IP Address for each workstation designated to receive trap alarms from the STHI.

5.5.2Trap Community Name

SNMP protocol requires that all traps issued include an SNMP community name. This field holds the community name to be sent to the corresponding network device. Some network management systems make use of this community name when polling the STHI.

5.5.3Enable Traps

Setting the value in this toggle field to YES enables the STHI to send SNMP trap messages to the corresponding device; NO disables the same.

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