ADC SG-1 Using the SNMP-server trap-source-int, Hostconfig# SNMP-server trap-source-int

June 30, 2006 Chapter 7: Second Level Commands

When using the group parameter, there are three options for the first command line argument:

•aaa–Major alarm. Any defined RADIUS server marked in the system DB as dead (inactive) will be reported via SNMP. Any defined RADIUS server marked in the system as ALIVE after being DEAD sends trap indication and log indication.

•network–Major alarm. Occurs when Ethernet link is down. When the Ethernet connection becomes available, system sends a trap indication only in a clear event and sends a log indication.

•security–Warning Alarm. First time that IP spoofing is detected, the system can manually send a trap indica- tion/log indication.

Note: The SNMP key for get and set is encrypted.

Using the SNMP-server trap-source-int

Host(config)# SNMP-server trap-source-int

This command defines the source of the snmp traps. The system default snmp trap source interface type is "Default,” which indicates the primary interface is in use.

Usage

snmp-servertrap-source-int[[Ethernet <slot>\<port number> ATM <slot>\<port number>\<sub-interface number> VLAN <slot>\<port number>\[<sub-interface number> [ loopback <loopback interface number> Default]

Parameters:

Parameter	Description		Values
Interface type		Optional Values: Ethernet,
		Loopback, ATM, VLAN,
		Default. Default value: Default
<slot>	PMC slot number.	0	– 2
<port number>	SONET physical port number.	1	– 2
<sub-interface number>	Sub interface number.	1	– 4095
<Loopback Interface	Loopback interface number.	1	– 200
number>

Example(s)

Host(config)# SNMP-server trap-source-int Ethernet 0 \ 1

Host(config)# SNMP-server trap-source-int ATM 2 \ 1 \ 34

Host(config)# SNMP-server trap-source-int Loopback 12

Host(config)# SNMP-server trap-source-int VLAN 1 \ 1 \ 12

Host(config)# SNMP-server trap-source-int Default

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