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GW1000 Series User Manual
Issue: 2.3
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option write 'none'
option notify 'none'
config 'access' 'private_access'
option group 'private'
option context 'none'
option version 'any'
option level 'noauth'
option prefix 'exact'
option read 'all'
option write 'all'
option notify 'all'
39.3.7
SNMP traps settings
By default, all SNMP trap instances are named ‘trapreceiver, it is identified by
@trapreceiver
then the trap receiver position in the package as a number. For
example, for the first trap receiver in the package using UCI:
snmpd.@trapreceiver[0]=trapreceiver
snmpd.@trapreceiver[0].host=1.1.1.1:161
Or using package options:
config trapreceiver
option host ‘1.1.1.1:161’
However, to better identify, it is recommended to give the trap receiver instance a
name. For example, to create a trap receiver instance named TrapRecv1.
To define a named trap receiver instance using UCI, enter:
snmpd.TrapRecv1=TrapRecv1
snmpd.TrapRecv1.host=1.1.1.1:161
To define a named trap receiver instance using package options, enter:
config trapreceiver TrapRecv1
option host ‘1.1.1.1:161’