IBM 8239 Token-Ring Stackable Hub, Setup And User Manual

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IBM Token-Ring Surrogate Traps
CRS, REM, and RPS can generate traps. Each server has a trap flag that indicates
whether or not a trap should be generated. The factory setting for CRS, REM, and
RPS is to generate traps.
To change the trap flag setting for CRS, issue the ENABLE/DISABLE
TR_SURROGATE CRS_TRAPS terminal interface command. To display the
current trap flag setting, issue the DISPLAY TR_SURROGATE CRS_STATUS
terminal interface command.
To change the trap flag setting for REM, issue the ENABLE/DISABLE
TR_SURROGATE REM_STATUS REM_TRAPS terminal interface command. To
display the current trap flag setting, issue the DISPLAY TR_SURROGATE
REM_STATUS terminal interface command.
To change the trap flag setting for RPS, issue either the ENABLE/DISABLE
TR_SURROGATE RPS_TRAPS or the SET MANAGEMENT_INTERFACE
RPS_TRAPS terminal interface command. To display the current trap flag setting,
issue either the DISPLAY TR_SURROGATE RPS_STATUS terminal interface
command or the DISPLAY MANAGEMENT_INTERFACE terminal interface
command.
CRS, REM, and RPS traps are not forwarded to other 8239 Model 1s in the stack.
If the trap is generated, viewing takes these forms:
¹
Terminal Interface: If the console_display TRAP_SETTING is enabled, then
the trap is displayed on the terminal interface. Otherwise, nothing is displayed.
¹
Trap Log: The trap is put in the trap log.
¹
8239 Model 1 LCD: The trap is not displayed on the LCD.
¹
Sent to an SNMP Application: The trap is sent via SNMP if there is a valid
entry in the trap community table.
The factory setting for the trap community table is null. To specify where CRS,
REM, or RPS traps should be sent, issue the SET TRAP_COMMUNITY
TR_SURROGATE terminal interface command.
MIB II traps
The 8239 Model 1 sends out the following MIB II traps:
¹
Authentication
¹
Warm Start
Warm Start traps are always generated. Authentication traps are only generated
when the authentication TRAP_SETTING flag is enabled. The default value for the
authentication trap flag is enabled.
To change the setting, issue the ENABLE/DISABLE TRAP_SETTING
AUTHENTICATION terminal interface command. To display the current setting,
issue the DISPLAY TRAP_SETTINGS command.
MIB II traps are not forwarded to other 8239 Model 1s in the stack.
If the trap is generated, viewing takes these forms:
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