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Trap Community String
—SNMP community name with SNMPv1/SNMPv2c trap access. This string
can be up to 30 alpha-numeric characters.
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V3 Authentication Password
—Authentication password stored in flash memory. This is used when
the Agent is managing passwords locally (or initially for all cases on reboot). This is the SNMPv3
password used for Authentication. This string can be up to 30 alpha-numeric characters.
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V3 Privacy Password
—Privacy password stored in flash memory. Used when the SNMP Agent is
managing passwords locally (or initially for all cases on reboot). This is the SNMPv3 password used
for privacy (DES encryption). This string can be between 8 and 30 alpha-numeric characters.
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SNMP Mode
—This specifies the mode of operation of the radio’s SNMP Agent. The choices are: dis-
abled, v1_only, v2_only, v3_only. v1-v2, and v1-v2-v3. If the mode is disabled, the Agent does not
respond to any SNMP traffic. If the mode is v1_only, v2_only, or v3_only, the Agent responds only
to that version of SNMP traffic. If the mode is v1-v2, or v1-v2-v3, the Agent responds to the specified
version of SNMP traffic. [
v1-v2-v3
]
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Trap Version
—This specifies what version of SNMP will be used to encode the outgoing traps. The
choices are v1_traps, v2_traps, and v3_traps. When v3_traps are selected, v2-style traps are sent, but
with a v3 header. [
v1 Traps, v2 Traps, v3 Traps
]
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Auth Traps
—Indicates whether or not traps will be generated for login events to the transceiver. [
Dis-
abled/Enabled; Disabled
]
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Trap Manager Configuration
— Configure where the SNMP traps are sent. See “Trap Manager Sub-
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SNMP V3 Passwords
—Determines whether v3 passwords are managed locally or using an SNMP
Manager. The Agent behaves differently depending on the mode selected, as described in the SNMP
Mode description.
[Manager, Local; Manager]
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SNMP V3 Accounts
— Enable or disable SNMP v3 accounts. See “SNMP V3 Accounts Submenu” on
NOTE:
The number in the upper right-hand corner of the screen is the SNMP Agent’s SNMPv3 Engine
ID. Some SNMP Managers may need to know this ID in order interface with the transceiver’s
SNMP Agent. The ID only appears on the screen when SNMP Mode is either v1-v2-v3 or
v3_only.
2.4.6 Trap Manager Submenu
Invisible place holder
Figure 2-27. SNMP Trap Manager Configuration Menu
Trap Manager #1-5
—Configure up to five locations on the network to which traps are sent
[
Any standard IP
address;
0.0.0.0]
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