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Using SNMPSNMP Overview

No.	Trap Name	Objects	Family	Description

56	alaStackMgrOutOfSlotsTrap	N/A	chassis	One element of the stack will
				enter the pass through mode
				because there are no slot num-
				bers available to be assigned to
				this element.

Note: This trap is not supported on OmniSwitch 6600 Family switches.

57 alaStackMgrOutOfTokensTrap	alaStack-	chassis	The element identified by
	MgrSlotNI-		alaStackMgrSlotNINumber will
	Number		enter the pass through mode
			because there are no tokens
			available to be assigned to this
			element.

alaStackMgrSlotNINumber—Numbers allocated for the stack NIs as follows:

-0: invalid slot number

-1..8: valid and assigned slot numbers corresponding to values from the entPhysicalTable

-1001..1008: switches operating in pass through mode

-255: unassigned slot number.

Note: This trap is not supported on OmniSwitch 6600 Family switches.

58 alaStackMgrOutOfPassThroughSlot- N/A	chassis	There are no pass through slots
sTrap		available to be assigned to an ele-
		ment that is supposed to enter the
		pass through mode.

Note: This trap is not supported on OmniSwitch 6600 Familyswitches.

59 gmHwVlanRuleTableOverloadAlert	gmOverloadRu- vlan	An overload trap occurs when-
	leTable	ever a new entry to the hardware
	gmOverloadRu-	VLAN rule table gets dropped
	leType	due to the overload of the table.
	gmOverloadRu-
	leVlanId
	gmOverloadRu-
	leMacAd-
	dress
	gmOverloadRu-
	leIpAddress
	gmOverloadRu-
	leProtocol
	gmOverloadRu-
	leIpxNetwork

gmOverloadRuleTable—Overloaded hardware VLAN rule table.

gmOverloadRuleType—VLAN rule types that are not configured due to the overload of the hardware VLAN rule table.

gmOverloadRuleVlanId—The overloaded VLAN ID. gmOverloadRuleMacAddress—The overloaded MAC address. gmOverloadRuleIpAddress—The overloaded IP address. gmOverloadRuleProtocol—The overloaded protocol type. gmOverloadRuleIpxNetwork—The overloaded IPX network address.

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Contents

OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March Contents IvOmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March Contents ViOmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March Vii ViiiOmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March 10-4 10-110-2 10-310-30 10-2710-28 10-29Unsupported Platforms Supported PlatformsWho Should Read this Manual? When Should I Read this Manual?What is in this Manual? What is Not in this Manual?Documentation Roadmap Stage 1 Using the Switch for the First TimeHow is the Information Organized? Anytime Stage 2 Gaining Familiarity with Basic Switch FunctionsStage 3 Integrating the Switch Into a Network Related Documentation OmniSwitch 6600 Family Getting Started GuideTechnical Support For more information about See This ChapterParameter Description Command Default Login SpecificationsLogin Defaults Quick Steps for Logging Into the Switch Logging Into the CLI Overview of Switch Login ComponentsSwitch Login Components Management InterfacesUser Accounts Using the WebView Management ToolUsing Snmp to Manage the Switch External Authentication ServersStarting a Telnet Session from the Switch Using TelnetLogging Into the Switch Via Telnet Using FTP to Log Into the Switch Using FTPSecure Shell File Transfer Protocol Using Secure ShellSecure Shell Components Secure Shell InterfaceSecure Shell Application Overview Secure Shell Used as an Access ProtocolOmniSwitch as a Secure Shell Client Algorithm and Key Exchange Secure Shell AuthenticationAuthentication Phase Protocol IdentificationStarting a Secure Shell Session Connection PhaseSecure Shell Session between Two OmniSwitches Closing a Secure Shell Session Log Into the Switch with Secure Shell FTPClosing a Secure Shell FTP Session Here is an example of a banner that has been changed Modifying the Login BannerModifying the Text Display Before Login Configuring the Inactivity Timer Configuring Login ParametersSecure Shell, Secure Shell FTP Verifying Login SettingsDisplays the current DNS resolver configuration and status Enabling the DNS ResolverManaging System Files Non-specified reload File Management SpecificationsFile Transfer Switch Administration OverviewFile Transfer to OmniSwitch Switch Flash Directory Switch DirectoriesFile and Directory Management Boot.paramsWorking Single Characters Using WildcardsMultiple Characters Display shows the path to your current directory Directory CommandsSample Switch Directory Tree Determining Your Location in the File StructureChanging Directories Displaying Directory Contents Making a New Directory Copying an Existing Directory Displaying Directory Contents Including SubdirectoriesRemoving a Directory and its Contents Copy an Existing File File CommandsCreating or Modifying Files Move an Existing File or Directory Delete an Existing File Managing Files on Non Primary SwitchesChange File Attribute and Permissions Screen similar to the following will be displayed Utility CommandsDisplaying Free Memory Space Performing a File System CheckDeleting the Entire File System OmniSwitch FTP Server Loading Software onto the SwitchUsing the Switch as an FTP Server Loading Software onto the Switch OmniSwitch FTP Client Using the Switch as an FTP ClientMand toggles hash enabling and disabling Using Secure Shell FTP Zmodem File Transfer Using ZmodemManaging System Files Registering Software Image Files Directories on the SwitchUsing the Install Command Archive File Name Base or Optional Software Description Available Image FilesApplication Examples for File Management Transferring a File to the Switch Using FTPCreating a File Directory on the Switch FTP Client Application Example Following will display Creating a File Directory Using Secure Shell FTPSftp mkdir /flash/newssdir Verifying Directory Contents Time Zone Setting the System ClockSetting Date and Time DateTime Daylight Savings Time Configuration Time Zone and DST Information Table Enabling DSTEet Setting the System Clock Configuring Network Time Protocol NTP NTP Defaults Table NTP SpecificationsNTP Quick Steps NTP Overview Stratum Using NTP in a NetworkNTP Authentication Setting the Broadcast Delay Configuring NTPConfiguring the OmniSwitch as a Client Setting the Client to Broadcast ModeDesignating an NTP Server Setting the Minimum Poll TimeSetting the Version Number NTP ServersSetting the Key ID for the NTP Server Using AuthenticationVerifying NTP Configuration Verifying NTP Configuration Managing CMM Directory Content CMM Specifications CMM Software Directory Structure CMM FilesWhere is the Switch Running From? Software Rollback FeatureScenario 1 Running Configuration Lost After Reboot Running Configuration Saved to Working Directory Scenario 2 Running Configuration Saved to Working DirectoryManaging CMM Directory Content Switch Rolls Back to Previous File Version Scenario 4 Rollback to Previous Version of Switch SoftwareRedundancy Scenarios Scenario 1 Booting the StackPowering Up a Stack RedundancyBooting from the Working Directory Scenario 2 Rebooting from the Working DirectorySynchronizing Switches in a Stack Scenario 3 Synchronizing Switches in a StackSynchronizing a Stack with more three Switches Scenario 4 Adding a New Switch to a StackManaging the Directory Structure Non-Redundant Rebooting the SwitchChecking the Status of a Scheduled Reboot Scheduling a RebootCancelling a Scheduled Reboot Copying the Running Configuration to the Working Directory Copy running-config working Write memory Rebooting from the Working Directory Reload working rollback-timeout 10 at Scheduling a Working Directory RebootCancelling a Rollback Timeout Copying the Working Directory to the Certified Directory Copying the Certified Directory to the Working Directory Show Currently Used Configuration Show microcode history Archive Created 10/1/01 Show Switch FilesSecondary CMM Fail Over Managing Redundancy in a StackSynchronizing the Primary and Secondary CMMs Synchronizing the Primary and Secondary CMMs Synchronizing the System Date and Time Enter the command as shownSwapping the Primary CMM for the Secondary CMM Managing CMM Directory Content Can I Restore the boot.file While Running from Certified? Emergency Restore of the boot.cfg FileDisplaying CMM Conditions Shows the directory from where the switch was bootedSwitch Displays microcode versions installed on the switchPage Using the CLI CLI Overview CLI SpecificationsOnline Configuration Text Conventions Command Entry Rules and SyntaxOffline Configuration Using Configuration Files Using Alias Commands Using Show CommandsUsing the No Form Partial Keyword Completion Command HelpSource Learning Command Set Name Commands System ServiceFile Management CMM Chassis SupervisionTutorial for Building a Command Using Help Vlan Deleting Characters CLI ServicesCommand Line Editing Press Enter to execute the commandInserting Characters Recalling the Previous Command LineTo execute the corrected command, press Enter Interface Link Aggregation Syntax CheckingPrefix Recognition Show Prefix Example for Using Prefix RecognitionPrefix Prompt Command HistoryShow history Disabling Command Logging Logging CLI Commands and Entry ResultsEnabling Command Logging Viewing Logged CLI Commands and Command Entry Results Viewing the Current Command Logging StatusChanging the CLI Prompt Customizing the Screen DisplayChanging the Screen Size Displaying Table Information Following command enables the more featureTo exit the more mode, use the no more CLI command Filtering Table Information Listing Other User Sessions Multiple User SessionsListing Your Current Login Session Domain Families Terminating Another SessionApplication Example Using a Wildcard to Filter Table InformationTo verify your settings, enter the following Verifying CLI Usage Working With Configuration Files Tutorial for Creating a Configuration File Configuration File SpecificationsTutorial for Creating a Configuration File Setting an Application Session for a Date and Time Quick Steps for Applying Configuration FilesSetting a File for Immediate Application Setting an Application Session for a Specified Time Period Verifying a Timed Session Configuration Files OverviewApplying Configuration Files to the Switch Configuration File Error Reporting Cancelling a Timed SessionSyntax Checking Setting the Error File LimitViewing Generated Error File Contents Invoke the Vi Editor Text Editing on the SwitchVerbose Mode Syntax Checking Displaying a Text FileSnapshot Keywords Creating Snapshot Configuration FilesSnapshot Feature List Editing Snapshot Files User-Defined Naming OptionsExample Snapshot File Text Access VlanVlan AGG Example Snapshot FileFile Verifying File ConfigurationManaging Switch User Accounts Default password expiration for User Database SpecificationsUser Account Defaults Minimum password lengthOverview of User Accounts Startup Defaults Quick Steps for Network Administrator User Accounts Quick Steps for Creating Customer Login User Accounts How User Settings Are Saved Default User SettingsRemoving a User User-Configured PasswordCreating a User Enter the password again Setting a Minimum Password SizeConfiguring Password Expiration Default Password ExpirationDefault password expiration is disabled on the switch Specific User Password ExpirationDomain Corresponding Families Configuring Privileges for a UserSnmp Access Without Authentication/Encryption Setting Up Snmp Access for a User AccountRemoving Snmp Access From a User Snmp Access With Authentication/EncryptionArea Keyword Available Commands Setting Up End-User ProfilesCreating End-User Profiles Setting Up Port Ranges in a ProfileSetting Up Vlan Ranges in a Profile This command removes VLANs 7 and 8 from Profile3Associating a Profile With a User Verifying the User ConfigurationRemoving a Profile From the Configuration Profile3 is deleted from the configurationManaging Switch Security Switch Security Defaults Switch Security SpecificationsAuthenticated Switch Access Setup Switch Security OverviewAAA Server Ldap or Radius Authenticated Switch AccessAuthentication-only-ACE/Server AAA Servers-RADIUS or LdapInteraction With the User Database ASA and Authenticated VLANsAuthentication-Only Server ACE/Server Commands Used for Configuring Authenticated Switch AccessAaa accounting session ldap2 local Quick Steps for Setting Up ASAQuick Steps for Setting Up ASA Managing Switch Security Telnet, FTP, HTTP, Secure Shell Setting Up Management Interfaces for ASAServer Type Management Access Method KeywordsConfiguring the Default Setting Enabling Switch AccessUsing Secure Shell Configuring Accounting for ASA Cated Switch Access or Authenticated VLANs Verifying the ASA ConfigurationPage Using WebView Description Command Default WebView CLI DefaultsBrowser Setup Enabling/Disabling SSL WebView CLI CommandsEnabling/Disabling WebView WebView Page Layout Quick Steps for Setting Up WebViewWebView Overview WebView Chassis Home BannerToolbar View/Configuration Area Feature OptionsWebView Login Configuring the Switch With WebViewAccessing WebView Example Site Map HomeExample Home Global Configuration ConfigurationGlobal Configuration Add Window Table ConfigurationTable Configuration Adding a New EntryModify Window Modifying an Existing EntryDeleting an Existing Entry Table Views Table FeaturesTable View Feature-Summary View Table View Feature-Expanded ViewBasic Sort Table Sort Feature-Initial SortTable Sorting Table Sort Feature-Advanced Sort Table Sort Feature-Modified Sort Advanced SortingTable Paging Table Paging FeatureAdjacencies View AdjacenciesHelp Page Layout WebView HelpGeneral WebView Help Specific-page HelpPage Using Snmp Parameter Description Command Default Value/Comments Snmp SpecificationsSnmp Defaults Quick Steps for Setting Up An Snmp Management Station Remove all read-only privileges from the user account Quick Steps for Setting Up Trap FiltersFiltering by Trap Families Filtering by Individual Traps Snmp Network Model Snmp OverviewSnmp Operations SNMPv1 Using Snmp for Switch ManagementSetting Up an Snmp Management Station Snmp VersionsSNMPv3 SNMPv2Trap Name Objects Family Description Snmp Traps TableSnmp OverviewUsing Snmp Using Snmpsnmp Overview Backplane eeprom Trap Name Objects Family Description Trap Name Objects Family Description Prune bit is not pruning any Trap Name Objects Family Description Trap Name Objects Family Description This trap is sent whenever a man Trap Name Objects Family Description Connection to an accounting Indicates the status of the power Detected the presence of two ele Pass through mode Figuration Trap Name Objects Family Description Community Strings SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 Using Snmp For Switch SecurityConfiguring Community Strings Setting Authentication for a User Account Encryption and Authentication SNMPv3Configuring Encryption and Authentication Setting Snmp Security Filtering By Individual Trap Working with Snmp TrapsTrap Filtering Filtering by Trap FamiliesAbsorbing Traps Authentication TrapTrap Management Replaying TrapsMIB Table Description Snmp MIB InformationMIB Tables MIB Name Description Dependencies Industry Standard MIBsIP Forwarding Table MIB SNMPv2-SMI RFC SNMPv2-TC IP-BRIDGE-MIBSNMP-FRAME IP Tunnel MIB SNMPv2-SMI RFC SNMPv2-TC SNMPv2-CONF SNMP-VIEW-BASEDMIB Name Description Enterprise Proprietary MIBsMIB addresses entity SNMPv2-TC Switching Ipms subsystemManager Iprm subsystem SNMPv2-TC SNMPv2-CONF Link Aggregation LAG subsystem SNMPv2-TC SNMPv2-CONFMation Protocol RIP subsystem SNMPv2-TC SNMPv2-CONF Subsystem SNMPv2-CONFMonitoring subsystem SNMPv2-TC Vice QoS subsystem SNMPv2-TCVerifying the Snmp Configuration Page Alcatel License Agreement Software License and Copyright StatementsAlcatel License Agreement Software License and Copyright Statements OpenLDAP Public License Version 2.4, 8 December Booting and Debugging Non-Proprietary SoftwareThird Party Licenses and Notices Preamble LinuxGNU General Public License Version 2, June A-6 OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March A-7 A-8 OmniSwitch 6600 Family Switch Management Guide March Appendix How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs Random.c University of CaliforniaCarnegie-Mellon University Sun Microsystems, Inc Apptitude, IncAgranat RSA Security IncNetwork Time Protocol Version Wind River Systems, IncIndex SymbolsHistory command Reload cancel command Reload command Write memory command