Motorola BSR 2000, Configuration And Management Manual

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Release 1.0 Configuring SNMP
526360-001-00 Rev. B MGBI 4-15
where:
0-2147483647
is the number of SNMP traps.
0-2147483647
is the number of seconds during which the specified number
of trap messages are logged.
The following example sets a limit of 100 traps per second.
MOT (config)#
snmp-server trap rate-limit 100 1
To restrict the rate of SNMP traps in DOCSIS logging control mode, use the logging
rate-limit command in Global configuration mode:
MOT
(config)#
logging rate-limit <
0-2147483647
> <
1-2147483647
>
where:
0-2147483647
is the number of SNMP traps.
1-2147483647
is the number of seconds at which the specified number of
SYSLOG and trap messages are logged.
The following example indicates that the rate-limit on SNMP traps is 10 traps per
second:
MOT (config)#
logging rate-limit 10 1
Disabling Traps
There are three ways to disable or severely restrict the generation of SNMP traps, as
follows:
1. To disable SNMP traps but retain the ability to do SNMP queries enabled, use the
no snmp enable traps command in Global Configuration mode, as follows:
MOT
(config)#
no snmp enable traps
Note: For both logging control modes, logging admin-status needs to be
set to "maintainBelowThreshold" or "stopAtThreshold" for a rate limit to apply.
If
logging admin-status is set to "unconstrained" or "inhibited", then any rate
limit configuration is overridden and ignored. Refer to Restricting Trap
Rates on page 4-14.