HP UX Internet and Networking Software manual Explains these parameters, Authority

		NET.CFG Options Reference
		Desktop SNMP Option
	You can define some parameters for your workstation environment in the
	NET.CFG file (or other defined configuration file). The following table
	explains these parameters.
Table 2-4	Desktop SNMP Option Parameters for MIB-II Support
	Parameter	Explanation
	snmpenableauthentrap	The snmpenableauthentraps parameter defaults to
		“off.” When set to “on,” it instructs Desktop
		SNMP to send a trap message if someone without
		proper access tries to use SNMP to get or change
		information that Desktop SNMP manages.
	syscontact	Use the real name of the person who should be
		contacted if your workstation needs maintenance.
	syslocation	Use the physical location of your workstation.
	sysname	Use your user or login name—or your
		TCP/IP host name, if one is assigned.
	Each of these parameters is optional and can be used in groups or separately.
	The first parameter enables the workstation to notify a network supervisor
	that an unauthorized user is trying to access the workstation without proper
	authority.
	The last three parameters define information that can be retrieved by SNMP
	management stations or reported in SNMP traps.
	Following is an example of a NET.CFG entry that notifies Suzanne Morley
	that an unauthorized user is tying to access the network:
	desktop snmp
	sysname “Suzanne Morley x893”
	syslocation “Building 2”
	syscontact “suzanne@acompany.com”
	snmpenableauthentraps on

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