Cisco Systems 10200 manual Viewing Snmp Trap Reports

Chapter 7 Using the BTS SNMP Agent

Viewing SNMP Trap Reports

Table 7-1 Managing SNMP Agent Access

Task	Sample Command
Viewing all read user	show snmpconfig type=readcommunity
groups	The default is “public”. A user needs read level access to:
	• Collect statistics on BTS components
	• View status on individual BTS components
	• View status on a group of BTS components
Viewing all write	show snmpconfig type=writecommunity
user groups	The default is “public”. A user needs write level access to:
	• Change settings on individual BTS components
	• Change settings on a group of BTS components
Adding read user	add snmpconfig type=readcommunity; value=.....; key1=command_level;
groups	value1=8;
	Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
Adding write user	add snmpconfig type=writecommunity; value=.....;
groups	key1=command_level; value1=8;
	Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
Deleting read user	delete snmpconfig type=readcommunity; value=
groups	Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.
Deleting write user	delete snmpconfig type=writecommunity; value=
groups	Values are ASCII strings up to 64 characters.

Viewing SNMP Trap Reports

The SNMP agent sends traps to the NMS; each trap maps to an EMS alarm. Alarms not mapped to a specific trap map to a generic trap. Traps show you the following, depending on information availability:

•Severity level

•Alarm ID associated with the trap

•Alarm category

•Set/Cleared flag

•Component (instance) ID

•Component type

•Details of the trap

•Time that trap was generated

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