The first two fields in the trap message are described in Table
Table 4-3. EMM Trap Message Fields
Field | Description |
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Enterprise | Describes the enterprise (organization) |
| responsible for this type of trap message. |
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Enterprise Specific Trap | One of the following trap messages: |
| Slot Up or Slot Down |
| Port Up or Port Down |
| Trunk Up or Trunk Down |
| Fatal Error |
| Environment Change |
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|
SNMP traps are also sent to the EMM console when they occur. An example of an SNMP trap would be when a device attempts to gather information (read) from the EMM, but the address of the device has not been added to the community table with that access level. The message that would appear in this instance is shown below:
Message received from this device on 15:28 Tues 08 Jun 93:
Enterprise: Chipcom
SNMP Generic Trap: SNMP Authentication Failure
You also have the option of disabling traps. Use the SET ALERT PORT_UP_DOWN DISABLE command as described in the ONline Management Commands Guide to disable traps slot up/down traps.
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