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10. SNMP Server Configuration
Introduction
SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is the Network management protocol that is
used almost exclusively in TCP/IP networks. The Nokia ESB26 switch is fully manageable
via SNMP.
Configuring and Displaying the SNMP Server Settings
SNMP Configuration Commands
In order to activate the SNMP agent and make a communication inside the SNMP entity
(from the manager to the agent), proceed according to the following guidelines:
1. Change the SNMP engine-ID if the scheme for the engine-ID used in the network
requires it. See Configuring the Agent Engine ID.
2. Enable the SNMP agent. See Enabling the SNMP Server.
3. Create views. See Defining SNMP Views.
4. Create groups. See Defining SNMP Groups.
5. Create the users. See Defining an SNMP User.
6. If you need to limit the managed communication for users according to access list
criteria, see Displaying the Named Access Lists
7. The show
access-lists
command, in Privileged (Enable) mode, displays the defined
named access lists.
Command Syntax
device-name#show
access-lists
Example
The following example displays the defined rule for any routing protocol. The access list,
named
jiji,
permits access from any source. The access list, named
phone,
permits all
addresses from the range 34.34.34.6/16 that meet an exact match.
device-name(config)#access-list
jiji permit any
device-name(config)#access-list
phone permit 34.34.34.6/16
device-name#show
access-lists
access-list jiji permit any
ccess-list phone permit 34.34.34.6/16
8.
Assigning an
Access List to a User.