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SNMP Traps

10.4. Testing the SNMP Trap Function

After you have finished setting up the SNMP Trap function, it is recommended to test the configuration to ensure that it is working correctly. To test configuration of the SNMP Trap function, proceed as follows:

1.Configure the SNMP Trap function as described in Section 10.1.

2.Access the Text Interface command mode using an account and port that permit Supervisor commands, then invoke the "/TEST" command at the RSM command prompt. Note that the /TEST Command is only available in Supervisor Mode.

3.Select Item 1 or 2 to send an SNMP test trap to Manager 1 or 2, respectively. It is possible that the ARP table will not be properly setup. If this occurs a message to that effect is displayed and the RSM immediately refreshes the ARP table. Repeat steps 2 and 3 to try again.

For more information on the /TEST command and the Test Menu, please refer to Section 9.3.

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RSM Series Shock Hazard Do Not Enter Lithium Battery Secure Racking Disconnect Power Agency Approvals Table of Contents Configuration Table of Contents List of Figures Intelligent Port Selection Security and Collocation FeaturesIntroduction Capture Buffer Typographic Conventions Configuration BackupRSM-8, RSM-16, RSM-16DC, RSM-32 and RSM-32DC Units Bold Font Unit Description Front Panel Back Panel Instrument Back Panel Model RSM-8  Power On/Off Switch Getting Started Quick Hardware InstallationApply Power to the RSM Connect your Control Device to the RSM Communicating with the RSM Port Status Screen Text Interface RSM-8 Shown Getting Started DC Powered Units Hardware InstallationConnecting Power to the RSM Unit Connecting the Network Cable Connecting Devices to the RSM Text Interface ConfigurationCommunicating with the RSM Unit Configuration Web Browser Interface Home Screen Web Browser Interface System SetUp Ports Configuration Menus Defining System Parameters System Parameters Configuration Real Time Clock and Calendar Invalid Access Lockout Feature Audit Log Callback Security Configuration User Accounts Supervisor AccessPort Access Managing User Accounts Viewing User Accounts Adding User Accounts Add User Menu Text Interface RSM-8 Shown Configuration Modifying User Accounts Deleting User Accounts RS232 Port Configuration 1. RS232 Port Modes Port Configuration Menu Text Interface 2. RS232 Port Configuration Menus Communication Settings General Parameters Port Mode Parameters AT&C1&D2S0=1&B1&H1&R2 Network Services Configuring the Internal Modem Network Configuration Servers and Clients Configuration Network Parameters 11 Network Parameters Menu Web Browser Interface Network Port Parameters 12 Network Port Parameters Menu Web Browser Interface Configuration IP Security IP Security Configuration Configuration Except Net/Mask Pairs Configuration Static Route 15 Static Route Menu Text Interface Domain Name Server 17 Nomain Name Server Menu Text Interface 19 Snmp Access Menu Text Interface Snmp Parameters Configuration Ldap Parameters Ldap Configuration Group Membership Value Type Default = DN Ldap Group 25 Add Ldap Group Menu Text Interface RSM-8 Shown 27 View Ldap Group Menu Text Interface RSM-8 Shown 29 Modify Ldap Group Menu Text Interface RSM-8 Shown 31 Delete Ldap Group Menu Web Browser Interface 32 Ldap Kerberos Set Up Menu Text Interface Configuration Tacacs Parameters 34 The Tacacs Parameters Menu Text Interface Configuration Radius Parameters 36 The Radius Parameters Menu Text Interface Configuration 38 The Copy Port Parameters Menu Save User Selected Parameters CP 3,5,7-9 Enter Status Screens Port Status Screen /S Status Screens Port Diagnostics Screen /SD Port Diagnostics Screen RSM-8 Shown Network Status Screen /SN Porttcp Portstatus Username Port Parameters Screens /W Port Parameters Screen RS232 Port Shown Xx Enter Port Connection and Disconnection Any-to-Any ModeOperation Operation Operation 4 Enter Enter Defining Hunt Groups Hunt Group Example Passive Mode Buffer Mode Reading Data from Buffer Mode Ports Port Buffers Modem Mode SSH Encryption Telnet & SSH FunctionsNetwork Port Numbers Standard Telnet Protocol, SSH and Raw Socket Direct Connect FeatureConfiguration Telnet & SSH Functions RSM-16 & RSM-16DC Standard Telnet Direct Connection without Password RSM-8SSH Direct Connection with Password RSM-8 RSM-32 & RSM-32DC Connection Example Raw Socket Direct Connection with Password RSM-8Raw Socket Direct Connection without Password RSM-8 Terminating a Direct Connect Session Syslog Feature Configuration Criteria for Generating a Syslog Message Testing Syslog Configuration Test Menu Text Interface, Supervisor Mode Only Snmp Traps 10-1 Snmp Contact Optional Snmp Location Optional How and When Snmp Traps are SentSnmp Trap Message Testing the Snmp Trap Function Saving and Restoring Configuration Parameters Sending Parameters to a File Restoring Saved Parameters Upgrading RSM Firmware 12-1 12-2 Command Reference Guide Command Conventions Command Summary Audit Log Command SetResident Disconnect Sequence CP Copy RS232 Port Parameters ConnectFormat /C x x Enter Format /CP Enter 2 Enter or /D/Y 3 Enter Third Party DisconnectFormat /D/Y x x Enter Erase Buffer Help Reboot System DefaultSet System Parameters Display Site ID Set RS232 Port Parameters Send SSH KeySet Network Port Parameters Read Buffer PW Change PasswordSD Display Port Diagnostics Display Port Status Test Test Network Parameters UF Upgrade FirmwareUL Unlock Port Invalid Access Lockout Save Parameters Format /W x Enter Exit Command ModeDisplay Port Parameters Who Format /X Enter Appendix A. RS232 Port Interface When connectedWhen not connected Physical / Environmental Power Appendix B. SpecificationsRS232 Port Interface Connectors Models RSM-32 and RSM-32DC Appendix C. Customer Service Trademark and Copyright Information Trademarks Used in this Manual Index Tacacs Dhcp Index-2 Index-3 Index-4