Toolpack:Creating an SNMP Trap Destination A - Revision history

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 '''NOTE:''' The procedure is slightly different, dependng on whether you are creating a trap destination for SNMPv1/v2, or for SNMPv3.
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-*Click Create New SNMP Trap Destination under the '''SNMP Trap Destinations''' heading
+*Click Create New SNMP Trap Destination (under the '''SNMP Trap Destinations''' heading)
 [[File:Snmp_cfg_create_trap.gif|border]]<br/><br/>
 ====Creating an SNMPv1/v2 Trap Destination====

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		+	=== '''''Applies to version(s): v2.7.''''' ===
		+	{{DISPLAYTITLE:Creating an SNMP Trap Destination}}
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	SNMP traps are automatically generated on TMedia platforms by the NetSNMP installation, which monitors hardware and software interfaces registered with the ifTable of the IF-MIB module. When the operation status of an interface changes, a trap is generated by NetSNMP, and sent to a destination address for processing. In order for this mechanic to function, an '''SNMP trap destination''' must be defined in the Web Portal.		SNMP traps are automatically generated on TMedia platforms by the NetSNMP installation, which monitors hardware and software interfaces registered with the ifTable of the IF-MIB module. When the operation status of an interface changes, a trap is generated by NetSNMP, and sent to a destination address for processing. In order for this mechanic to function, an '''SNMP trap destination''' must be defined in the Web Portal.
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 SNMP traps are automatically generated on TMedia platforms by the NetSNMP installation, which monitors hardware and software interfaces registered with the ifTable of the IF-MIB module. When the operation status of an interface changes, a trap is generated by NetSNMP, and sent to a destination address for processing. In order for this mechanic to function, an '''SNMP trap destination''' must be defined in the Web Portal.
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 To create an SNMP trap destination, carry out the following steps:
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-NOTE: The procedure is slightly different, dependng on whether you are creating a trap destination for SNMPv1/v2, or for SNMPv3.
+'''NOTE:''' The procedure is slightly different, dependng on whether you are creating a trap destination for SNMPv1/v2, or for SNMPv3.
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 *Click Create New SNMP Trap Destination under the '''SNMP Trap Destinations''' heading

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 To create an SNMP trap destination, carry out the following steps:
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 *Click Create New SNMP Trap Destination under the '''SNMP Trap Destinations''' heading

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 **Click '''Create'''
 [[File:Snmp_cfg_creating_trap_v1.gif|border]]<br/><br/>
 *In the trap destination configuration panel, set the following parameters '''if you are creating a trap destination for SNMPv3''':
 **Enter a '''name''' to identify the trap destination

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 **Enter a '''name''' to identify the trap destination
 **Enter a destination '''IP Address''' for sending generated traps
-**Enter a destination port number, on which to send generated traps (standard default value is 162)
+**Enter a destination '''port number''', on which to send generated traps (standard default value is 162)
 **Click on the '''SNMP Version''' drop-down box and select version 3
 **Enter the name of the SNMPv3 '''user''' to use (configured previously)

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	**Click '''Create'''		**Click '''Create'''
	[[File:Snmp_cfg_creating_trap_v3.gif\|border]]<br/><br/>		[[File:Snmp_cfg_creating_trap_v3.gif\|border]]<br/><br/>
		+	*Verify that the '''"SNMP Trap Destination was Successfully Created"''' message appears at the top of the following window
		+	[[File:Snmp_cfg_trap_confirm.gif\|border]]<br/><br/>
		+	*The new SNMP trap destination should appear under the '''SNMP Trap Destinations''' heading
		+	[[File:Snmp_cfg_trap_created.gif\|border]]<br/><br/>