HP ver3, ver3, params, sec-model, snmpNotifyTable, < noauth | auth | priv, Figure 13-8.Example of SNMPv3 Configuration Session

Configuring for Network Management Applications

Using SNMP Tools To Manage the Switch

[no] snmpv3 targetaddress < addr-name > params < parms-name>

<IP-Addr > ( — Continued — ) max-msg-size<size>

The maximum number of bytes of length a message to this target can be. ( Default:1472)

taglist < tag-params >

Set list of values used to select this entry from

snmpNotifyTable.

[no] snmpv3 params < params-name > user < user-name >

Add or delete a user parameter for use with target address. The params-name must match the parms-namein the targetaddress command. The user-nameshould be a User from the user table. For more information on users see “SNMP Version 3 Users” on page 13-8

Acomplete params command must also have a sec-model and msg-processing entry.

<sec-model < ver1 ver2c ver3 >>

This established the security model to use for messages passed to the targetaddress. IF ver3 is used then the msg-processing must also be ver3.

< msg-processing < ver1 ver2c ver3> [noaut auth priv >

Establish the msg-processing for algorithm for messages passed to the target address. If ver3 is used and sec-modelis ver3 then you must select a security services level (< noauth auth priv >)

paramsvaluematches params name.

tagvalue matches taglist value.

Both ver3 means you must select a security service level.

Figure 13-8. Example of SNMPv3 Configuration Session

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