SNMP Configuration
SNMP Properties
The following table lists the SNMP property selections.
Item | Options | Comments |
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SNMP (any) | Enable, Disable | Enables or disables all SNMP messages. |
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SNMP v1/v2 | Enable, Disable | Enables or disables only SNMP v1 and v2 |
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| messages. SNMPv3 messages are enabled. |
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CLI Traps | Enable, Disable | This selection is a switch (enable/disable) that |
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| allows you to view trap messages when logged into |
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| CLI. When enabled, trap messages will echo to the |
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| screen when they occur. |
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Squelch Level | Below Current Level, | The Broadmore is shipped with the squelch level |
| Equal or Below | set at “below current level.” The Squelch level |
| Current Level, | allows you to control the trap volume with a single |
| No Squelch | “level” setting. The severity of the last “state” trap |
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| is remembered, and future traps will be sent only if |
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| the setting for the squelch level permits their |
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| severity. |
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| Only traps with matching “set” and “clear” |
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| instances become the “outstanding” trap for |
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| squelching. These are limited to the traps for card/ |
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| port major and minor alarms. Each port will |
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| attempt to “set” a trap when an alarm first trips, in |
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| the absence of squelching, and a matching “clear” |
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| will be sent when that port's alarms dissipate. |
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Trap Time Out | Enter Time Out as a value in minutes between 0 | |
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| and 3600. When a trap triggers, it may be |
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| squelched if there is an outstanding trap of serious |
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| priority. The Timeout value guards against an old |
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| trap that is no longer relevant preventing any future |
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| traps. |
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| The timeout value guards against an old, no longer |
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| relevant trap preventing any future traps. When the |
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| time expires, the outstanding trap is discarded. |
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| Enter Timeout as a value in seconds between 0 and |
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| 3600 (60 minutes) with 1200 (20 minutes) as a |
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| recommended initial value. |
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Broadmore 1750 - Release 4.6 |
