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Configure SNMP Traps
Procedure
1.
From the Configuration menu, select the SNMP Traps option.
The SNMP Traps window opens.
Note: In order to receive and display SNMP trap reports, you must have
SNMP trap receiver software installed on the SNMP trap server. For
instructions about the installation, configuration, and use of your SNMP trap
receiver software, refer to the documentation that came with the product.
In addition, to enable the trap receiver to translate and display the SNMP trap
data, you must specify the filename and location of the management
information base (MIB) files for the SNMP trap receiver. On the TS7600
servers, the MIB filename is: IBM-TS7600-SNMP-MIBV2.mib, located in:
/usr/share/snmp/mibs . The full path is: /usr/share/snmp/mibs/IBM-TS7600-
SNMP-MIBV2.mib .
2. In the Communities pane, click Add.
The Add SNMP Trap Destination dialog box is displayed.
3. In the Host address field, enter the SNMP IP address of the host server.
This is the IP address of the destination server that collects the SNMP traps.
4. In the Community field, select one of the default community names (public
or private), from the dropdown list, or type in a custom community name.
The community name defines a device (or group of devices) that sends traps
to the SNMP trap receiver. The receiver accepts traps from the default public
and private communities, and any custom communities that were manually
added to the communities list in the trap receiver program. Traps from
unrecognized community names are ignored.
5. If the default Port value does not match the port value used by the SNMP
trap receiver for the corresponding community, enter the correct value.
6. Click Add.
You are returned to the SNMP Trap window. The new SNMP trap destination
displays in the Communities list, and a test SNMP trap is automatically sent
to the destination.
7. Repeat steps 2 through 6 to add additional SNMP trap destinations, if needed,
and click Submit.
8. Proceed as appropriate:
v If you selected public or private in step 4, go on to step 9.
v
If you entered a custom community name in step 4:
a. Add the custom community name(s) to the communities list on the trap
receiver. Refer to the documentation that came with the product for
instructions.
b. Enter the port value(s) that correspond to the ones specified in step 5.
c. Go on to step 9.
9. (Optional, but recommended for any communities that were added with a custom
name.) To manually send an SNMP trap, select an SNMP host server from the
Communities
list, and then click Test. The system sends a test SNMP trap to
the selected SNMP server. Repeat this step to manually send test SNMP traps
to other host servers.
Note: To remove an SNMP trap destination from the Communities list, select
the destination and click Remove.
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