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SNMP Settings

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SNMP and the PSA

SNMP Traps

SNMPv3

Configuring SNMP Settings

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Troubleshooting the PSA

SNMP and the PSA

The SNMP agent supports MIB II (Management Information Base II), Host Resources MIB (portions), its own MIB, called the HP-PRINT-SPOOLER-APPLIANCE-MIB, SNMPv3, and SNMPv2 Traps.

Note: For a copy of the HP-PRINT-SPOOLER-APPLIANCE-MIB, check http://www.hp.com.

SNMP Traps

Users can register for traps using the following, as outlined in RFC#2573:

●snmpTargetAddrTable

●snmpNotifyTable

●snmpTargetParamsTable

Registering for traps through the tables can be difficult; it is recommended that only administrators familiar with the tables register for traps in this manner. A simple interface to the tables was added to the PSA's interface.

Registering for Traps

The SNMP Settings page is displayed when SNMP is selected (on the menu under Networking).

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Troubleshooting Initial Set UpMaintenance General Information HP Print Server Appliance Documentation For Firmware Version Product Overview Product Introduction Operation and Management Product Description Compatibility with HP Print Servers Product UpdatesCompatibility with Other Non-HP Print Servers Page Product Specifications Model Number Language Options and Power Cord Requirements System Requirements Supported Web Browsers Supported ClientsSupported Printers What Ships in the Box Security Features Physical Specifications Environmental Specifications Electrical SpecificationsSafety Certifications Web Interface for the PSA Accessing the Web InterfaceSupported Web Browsers Menu Print ServicesDiagnostics Overview System Load Print Server NameAppliance Status Disk Usage Changing the Date and Time System Messages for Date and Time Getting Started Steps for Installation and ConfigurationWhat Ships in the Box Install printers on clients Back up the settings Installing Printers on Clients Bypassing Point and Print For Windows 2000 and XP Clients Configuring Print Queues for BSD-like Systems Configuring Printing for Unix ClientsFor Windows NT Clients Be sure to check the box Remote Printer is on a BSD System Configuring Print Queues Using SAM HP-UX SystemsComplete the Add Remote Printer/Plotter screen Printing a Test File Lpr -Pprintername filename LEDs LED Name Description Power LED Power Button Starting Up and Shutting Down the PSAEnter and Cancel Buttons Front Panel Display Making Entries Direction ButtonsNumeric Keypad Messages on the Front Panel Starting Front Panel Operation Configuring the IP Address Using the Front PanelConfiguring the IP Address Display Action Display Action Setting or Changing the Front Panel Password Page Desktop/Rack Shelf/Under-Printer Installation Hardware InstallationRackmount Installation Cable Connections Page TCP/IP and DNS Settings TCP/IP and DNS Settings Manually specify IP information Subnet Mask Configuring the PSA Using the Web Interface At a workstation, access the web browser Microsoft Network Settings Microsoft Network SettingsMicrosoft Network Settings Field Name Description Print Server Workgroup EnableAuthentication Automatically Appliance Name Specified Administrator Name DomainAdministrator Password Membership Microsoft Windows Domain Authentication Features Adding the PSA to a Domain Enabling and Disabling Microsoft Domain Security Granting Printer Access or Authority to Users and Groups Administrator Accounts for the PSA LPD LPD Printing Enable LPD printing from ALL hosts LPD SettingsField Name Description Disable LPD printing Enable LPD printing from specified hosts Configuring LPD Printing Snmp and the PSA Snmp SettingsSnmp Traps Authentication Key Snmp SettingsField Name Description Enable SNMPv3 User Name TrapTest ColdStart Status currentLogEventCriticalAlert SNMPv3 Initial Account Creation Through the PSAs Web Interface Removing the SNMPv3 Account Print Shares Option Print SharesPrint Share List Status Field Description Names ShareActive Adding a Print Share to the PSA Delete HP Color LaserJet Printers HP Business Inkjet PrintersHP LaserJet Printers Add Print Share of 3 TCP/IP and DNS SettingsField Names Description Add Print Share of 3 Field Names Description Description optional My Network Places Network PlacesPage Viewing and Managing Print Jobs Print Jobs Print Share Properties Properties Displayed in Network Neighborhood or in My Network Places Printer Network ConnectorPrevent the print share from being used, just from being Pause printing from this print share Printer Driver Drivers Field Name Description Print Share Security Domain Members Select Access TypePrint Share Security Printer Driver Management System Messages for Driver Management Com/go/psawhitepapers Psawhitepapers Client side rendering Adding a New Printer Driver Adding a New Printer Driver New Printer Driver Field Name Description Drivers Highlight the driver to install and click New Printer Driver Field Name Description Installing Printer Drivers Driver Name Mismatch Security Warning When Adding New DriversResolution ScenarioPage Configuring the Administrator Account Administrator Accounts Local Administrator Accounts Adding a Local Administrator Account Confirm Password Local Administrator Password Deleting a Local Administrator AccountField Names Description Administrator Name Domain Administrator Accounts Adding a Domain Administrator Account Select Accounts from Domain Members Basic Authentication Single Sign-On SSO Configuring Internet Explorer SSL Certificate SSL CertificatesSSL Certificate Page Viewing the SSL Certificate Requesting a New Certificate Self-Signed Certificate Field Names Description Creating a Self-Signed CertificateDays Requesting a Signed Certificate from a Certificate Authority Page Installing a Certificate from a Certificate Authority Page Backing Up Network Settings and Printer Information Resetting the PSA to Factory Defaults Front Panel Restore Configuration Successful window appears. Click Restarting or Rebooting the PSA Upgrading the Firmware on the PSAPage System Summary TCP/IP Network Configuration Information Microsoft Network Configuration Information Snmp Traps Information LPD Configuration Information Installed Printer Drivers Information Diagnostic Report System Domain Controllers Printer Status Full Event Log Event Log Messages Buttons on the Event Log Button Description Name Fields on the Event Log Event Log Filters Page Completed standard startup Initiated standard shutdownCompleted non-standard startup -- followed abrupt shutdown Shutdown initiated due to low UPS battery Running on UPS battery due to power failureShutdown initiated. UPS battery run time expired Shutdown cancelled. Normal power restored Category Networking Cannot communicate with domain controller Level Error Cannot communicate with any domain controllers Category Security Action Action Failed Wins name resolution Level Error Category Networking Controller, the PSA will not be able to authenticate users Cannot communicate with any Wins servers Cannot communicate with any DNS servers Authentication failed Level Error Category Security Action Action Page Detected printer problem Added printer Changed IP addressDeleted printer Deleted printer driver Upgraded firmwareChanged printer IP address Cleared log file Failed to restore settings from backup file Backed up settingsAdded administrator account Changed Wins server address Deleted administrator accountEnabled NT domain authentication Changed Windows domain or workgroup name Enabled LPD printing for all hosts Disabled NT domain authenticationAdded account in NT domain Set NT user capabilities Enabled LPD printing for specified hostsDisabled LPD printing for all hosts Failed to create NT domain machine account Failed to join NT domain Changed PSA name Changed time Removed administrator access from domain accountsSecurity--Administrators Changed DNS server address Changed SSL encryption level Installed self-signed certificate Installed certificate from a certificate signing authority Enabled Snmp v1/v2 Disabled Snmp v1/v2 Added destination to Snmp trap notification list Enabled Snmp v3Disabled Snmp v3 Removed destination from Snmp trap notification list Added Wins server Enabled redirection to HttpsDisabled redirection to Https Deleted Wins server Added DNS server Failed to upgrade firmwareFailed to backup settings Deleted DNS server Created NT domain account Installed printer driverJoined NT domain Printer driver installation failed Level Error Initialized printer driver Action Page System Messages Add Printer Wizard and Add Driver WizardPage Page Page Installing driver Informational Installing Printer Drivers Page Page Print Shares Page Driver Management Date / Time TCP/IP and DNS Settings Microsoft Network SettingsPage Snmp Settings LPD Printing Administrators Joined to domain controllers Backup, Restore, Upgrade, and Restart Pages SSL Certificate Backup, Restore, Upgrade in progress Cposupport Event Log Hardware Problems Troubleshooting the HP Print Server Appliance# Condition Configuration Problems Num. Condition Possible Cause/Solution To find the PSA more quickly Sharing tab General tabScheduling tab Security tabPage Printing Problems Num. ConditionPage Verify the DNS lookup tables using the following steps Initialize the driver for that printerPage Printer Driver Problems Download the latest firmware for the PSA Administrators-Add Domain Accounts page in the PSAs web LED Problem Conditions Security ProblemsAbout the Indicator Lights LEDs LED Normal Conditions Configuration Frequently Asked QuestionsPrinting Printer Driver Answers Configuration Power OutagesCan I use Web Jetadmin to manage my PSA? Can the PSA integrate into a Windows 2000 environment? Can the PSA be configured via TELNET?Can I use a hyphen in the PSA name? Is the PSA compatible with non-HP print servers? Can I print in a Novell environment? Can the PSA accept print jobs from Unix clients?How are print jobs sent to the PSA? 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