POEGEM24T4SFP
User
Manual
101
SNMP:
The
term
SNMP
here
is
used
for
the
activation
or
de
‐
activation
of
SNMP.
Default
is
Enable.
Get/Set/Trap
Community:
The
Community
name
is
used
as
a
password
for
authenticating,
if
the
requesting
network
management
unit
belongs
to
the
same
community
group.
If
they
both
don’t
have
the
same
community
name,
they
don’t
belong
to
the
same
group.
Hence,
the
requesting
network
management
unit
can’t
access
the
device
with
a
different
community
name
via
SNMP
protocol;
If
they
both
have
the
same
community
name,
they
can
talk
to
each
other.
The
Community
name
is
user
‐
definable
field
with
a
maximum
length
of
15
characters
and
is
case
sensitive.
There
is
not
allowed
to
be
any
blank
spaces
in
the
community
name
string.
Any
printable
character
is
allowed.
The
community
name
for
each
function
works
independently.
Each
function
has
its
own
community
name.
Say,
the
community
name
for
GET
only
works
for
GET
function
and
can’t
be
applied
to
other
function
such
as
SET
and
Trap.
Default
SNMP
function
:
Enable
Default
community
name
for
GET:
public
Default
community
name
for
SET:
private
Default
community
name
for
Trap:
public
Default
Set
function
:
Enable
Default
trap
host
IP
address:
0.0.0.0
Default
port
number
:162
Trap:
In
the
switch,
there
are
6
trap
hosts
supported.
Each
of
them
has
its
own
community
name
and
IP
address;
this
is
user
‐
definable.
To
set
up
a
trap
host
means
to
create
a
trap
manager
by
assigning
an
IP
address
to
host
the
trap
message.
In
other
words,
the
trap
host
is
a
network
management
unit
receiving
the
trap
message
from
the
managed
switch
with
SNMP
agent
issuing
the
trap
message;
6
trap
hosts
can
be
configured.
For
each
public
trap,
the
switch
supports
the
trap
event
Cold
Start,
Warm
Start,
Link
Down,
Link
Up
and
Authentication
Failure
Trap.
They
can
be
enabled
or
disabled
individually.
When
enabled,
the
corresponding
trap
will
actively
send
a
trap
message
to
the
trap
host,
when
a
trap
happens.
If
all
public
traps
are
disabled,
no
public
trap
message
will
be
sent.
Default
for
all
public
traps:
Enabled
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