Setting Up SNMP on Your System

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Here is an example display of the SNMP trap reporting information:

Trap Descriptions:

Trap #Description

1MIB II: Coldstart

2MIB II: Authentication Failure

3Bridge MIB: New Root

4Bridge MIB: Topology Change

5LANplex Systems MIB: System Overtemperature

10LANplex Systems MIB: Address Threshold

12LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: SMT Hold Condition

13LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: SMT Peer Wrap Condition

14LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: MAC Duplicate Address Condition

15LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: MAC Frame Error Condition

16LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: MAC Not Copied Condition

17LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: MAC Neighbor Change

18LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: MAC Path Change

19LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: Port LER Condition

20LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: Port Undesired Connection

21LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: Port EB Error Condition

22LANplex Opt FDDI MIB: Port Path Change

Trap Destinations Configured:

 

Address

Trap Numbers Enabled

158.101.112.3

1-10, 12-21

Proxying of remote SMT events is disabled

Top-Level Menu

 

 

system

 

 

 

 

ethernet

 

 

 

 

display

 

 

fddi

 

 

community

display

bridge

trap

addModify

ip

 

 

snmp

 

 

remove

analyzer

 

 

flush

 

 

smtProxyTraps

script

 

 

logout

 

 

 

 

Configuring Trap Reporting

You can add new trap reporting destination configurations or you can modify an existing configuration. You can define up to ten destination addresses and the set of traps that are sent to each destination address.

To add a new trap reporting destination configuration or modify a current one:

1From the top level of the Administration Console, enter:

snmp trap addModify

The system prompts you for a trap destination address, that is, the IP address of the SNMP manager that will receive the traps.

2Enter an IP address of the SNMP manager (destination address) .

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3Com 2200 manual Configuring Trap Reporting, Enter an IP address of the Snmp manager destination address