Intel 7190 manual Snmp requests. Up to 10 community strings can be created

C H A P T E R 6 CLI Command Summary

CommandDescription

community create	Specifies community strings that the 7190 accepts on incoming
	SNMP requests. Up to 10 community strings can be created.
	Syntax:
	config sys snmp community create <string> ip [<IP
	address>any] rights [rorw]
	where string is the name of the community you wish to create,
	ip address is the IP address of the host from which you
	accept this community string. If any is specified, the community
	string is accepted on requests from any IP address. ro means the
	community string has read-only privilege. rw means the
	community string has read-write privilege. The default
	community strings are public any ro and private any
	rw.
community delete	Deletes a community string that the 7190 can accept on incoming
	SNMP requests.
	Syntax:
	config sys snmp community delete <string> ip [<ip
	address> any]
	where: string is the name of the community string you wish to
	delete, and ip address is the IP address of the host from
	which you do not accept this community string. If any is
	specified, the community string does not accept requests from any
	IP address.
trap create	Allows you to specify the host to which 7190 sends SNMP traps.
	Up to 10 trap receivers can be created. By default the trap receiver
	list is empty, that is, no traps are sent.
	Syntax:
	config sys snmp trap create <ip address> community
	<community string>
	where ip address is the IP address of the host to which you
	wish to send SNMP traps. community string is sent with all
	traps sent to the IP address.

config sys snmp trap port

Specifies the trap port number.

The port number is between 5020 and 65535. Default is 162. Syntax:

config sys snmp trap port <trap port>

where trap port is the designated number.

Config Sys SNMP Commands

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