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Customizing SNMP

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• delete disassociates a view from a community or deletes the community,

depending on whether you specify

view_name

For example, to disassociate the view named “block” from the community

“pubnet,” enter:

snmpserver community pubnet view block delete

To delete the community named “pubnet,” and thereby the view association with

“pubnet,” enter:

snmpserver community pubnet delete

Configuring Traps on the Router

A trap is an event that the router sends to some external network device, such as a

network management station. You can specify which log events the SNMP agent

sends to the network management station as traps, based on the following:

• Slot number: the number of the slot on which the trap will be received

• Entity number: the code assigned to the entity issuing the event that uniquely

identifies a router event

• Severity level: indicates whether the trap is a fault, warning, information,

trace, or debug message

A router never broadcasts traps on the network. Rather, it sends traps to specific IP

addresses, which you configure on the router as managers of a community. Traps

are always sent to specific managers. For more information about traps, see

“Events and Traps” on page 2-5.

Using the BCC

To specify a trap entity based on slot and protocol entity, enter the following

command at the SNMP prompt:

trap-entity entity <

entity_name>

slot <

slot_number>

entity_name

is the name of the entity issuing the event. For a list of all entities,

enter

help trap-entity entity at the SNMP prompt.

slot_number

is the number of the slot on which the trap will be received.

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