Table 1 describes the SNMP default configuration:
Feature: Default
Setting:
SNMP Community Strings:
Read:
Read
Read/Write:
ReadWrite
System Location:
Nothing
System Contact:
Nothing
SNMP Trap IPs:
None configured
SNMP Traps:
None enabled
Table 1: SNMP Default Configuration
In addition, the SNMP standards allow you to enter the location of the
system (i.e. “Row 11, Rack C”) and specify an administrative contact for
the system (i.e. “Pat Smith, (713) 555-1212”).
The following sections demonstrate how to change the default SNMP
strings. Changing these values causes the RamSan to use the new string
when sending SNMP messages.
Via Text Management
•
From the Telnet Main Menu, select “Management setup”
•
Select “Configure SNMP”
Figure 8-1: SNMP Configuration via Text Management Interface
The top of this menu displays the current SNMP settings.
To change the read community name:
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Select “Change read community name”
•
Enter the read community name and press [ENTER]
To change the read/write community name:
•
Select “Change read/write community name”
•
Enter the read/write community name and press [ENTER]
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