Example
The following example creates the community table entry called ncs and specifies that all traps be sent to the IP address 1.2.3.4.
OEBM> set community ncs 1.2.3.4 trap [ENTER]
Community set
Description
The SET COMMUNITY command enables you to create a new entry in the community table. Each community is granted the access you specify in the {access} parameter in the SET COMMUNITY command line. The access modes are:
trap access means that the device at the IP Address you specify will receive SNMP alerts from the Bridge Module.
read_write means that the device at the IP Address you specify can display information about the Bridge Module and can modify this information (via SNMP).
read_trap means that the device at the IP Address you specify can display information about the Bridge Module (via SNMP) and will receive SNMP alerts.
read_only means that the device at the IP Address you specify can display information about the Bridge Module (via SNMP).
all access means that the device at the IP Address you specify has read_write and trap access to the Bridge Module.
You can enter up to ten community table entries of up to 15 characters each. Note that the community name is case sensitive, i.e., NCS and ncs are different community names.
Refer to the SHOW COMMUNITY command to view the existing community table and the CLEAR COMMUNITY command to delete a community entry.
Note: When you use the IP Address entry of all, you cannot use trap, read_trap, or all access modes.
