Intel 7190 manual Displaying, Snmp

C H A P T E R 7 Displaying SNMP Parameters

Displaying

SNMP

Parameters

NOTE: Ensure that the 7190’s IP Filtering security mechanism allows IP access to SNMP, otherwise SNMP requests do not pass through the filter.

Configuring Community Authen- tication & Security Parameters

•The backplane type of the sender, for the 7190 this is enetFastEnet (10).

•Local segment indication. This indicates whether the sender is on the same ethernet segment or across a bridge.

•The current state of the auto-topology packet’s sender.

The 7190 listens for auto-topology packets from other nodes and uses these to maintain tables of information about the other nodes on the segment. Network management applications use SNMP to access such tables throughout the network to provide current topological information to the network administrator. The MIB tables contain the information list above plus the following

•The slot on which the packet was received. For the 7190 this is always “1.”

•The port on which the packet was received. For the 7190 this is always “1.”

In the CLI, use the following command to display all SNMP parameters:

show sys snmp info

The 7190 SNMP supports community-based authentication. Up to ten community strings can be configured for use by the 7190. Each community string can have read-only (ro) or read-write (rw) privilege, and can be configured for use by a specific IP address or all IP addresses. When the value any is used for <ip address>, the community string can be used by all IP addresses.

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