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Use the no access command to delete a previously configured SNMP manager.
Examples
v
Creates a read-only community. Any SNMP manager, using the
public
community is granted read-only access to the local agent.
# access public read-only
#
v Specifies two SNMP managers granted access to the local agent. Both managers
are granted read-write access using the
private community.
# access private read-write 10.10.10.23
# access private read-write 192.168.1.100
v
Denies access to all SNMP managers using the public community name.
# no access public
#
v
Denies access to the SNMP manager at 10.10.10.23 and belonging to the
private
community.
# no access private 10.10.10.23
#
port
Identifies the appliance UDP port monitored by the SNMP agent or engine for
SNMP requests.
Syntax
port [ address ] port
Parameters
address Specifies an optional IP address that identifies a specific local interface as a
recipient of SNMP requests.
port Identifies the UDP port monitored by the SNMP agent or engine for SNMP
requests. Use an integer in the range of 0 to 65535. The default is 161.
Guidelines
In the absence of an IP address argument, the SNMP agent or engine monitors the
specified port on all interfaces for SNMP requests. With a IP address argument
provided (for example the address of the management port), the SNMP agent or
engine monitors only the specified interface-port pair for SNMP requests.
Examples
v
Identifies a nonstandard SNMP port, 65161, on all interfaces as the recipient of
SNMP requests.
# port 65161
#
v
Identifies a specific IP address and port pair as the recipient of SNMP requests.
# port 10.10.10.10 161
#
trap-code
Adds an event code to the trap list.
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