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Chapter 9: SNMP
SNMP Trap Configuration
The Raritan Enterprise MIB can be accessed via the FAQ Support section on Raritan’s Web site,
www.raritan.com.
Name
snmp [< enable|disable > [COMM_NAME]|<add|del> RECIPIENT>]
Description
Configure the SNMP feature.
snmp
With no parameters, the current SNMP configuration is displayed.
snmp < enable|disable > [COMM_NAME]
Depending on the parameter, enable or disable SNMP traps. Specify the community name used to
send traps using the optional COMM_NAME parameter.
snmp < add|del > RECIPIENT
Add or delete trap recipients. A recipient is an IP address with an optional space- separated port
number. If a recipient with a port number is to be removed, include the port number in the delete command.
Traps may be sent to multiple ports with the same IP address.
NOTE: At this time, the Dominion SX system must be rebooted for configuration changes (other than
disabling SNMP) to take effect.
Example:( in this example, the username is TANAKA)
TANAKA:Command> snmp
Enabled: N
Community: public
Trap Destinations:
10.0.0.125
6.6.6.6
TANAKA:Command>
snmp add 10.0.0.56 78
Any SNMP configuration changes require rebooting to take effect.
TANAKA:Command>
snmp
Enabled: N
Community: public
Trap Destinations:
10.0.0.125
6.6.6.6
10.0.0.56:78
TANAKA:Command>
snmp del 10.0.0.56
Any SNMP configuration changes require rebooting to take effect.