Cisco Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Audio Server Installation Guide

Network management communities control the IP addresses to which SNMP 
messages are sent and the type of access provided in response to those 
messages.

Use the following worksheet to plan the network management communities 
fields

For 

 values, in most cases the numeric and 

alphanumeric ranges given are the number of acceptable digits or characters 
for the field. (For example, Numeric—0 to 9 means that the field accepts any 
number between 0 (or nil) and 999999999.) Ranges with an asterisk (*) mean 
that the field accepts an actual number that falls within that range. (For 
example, Numeric—1 to 32767 means that the field accepts the value 3102 
but not 32769.).

Name

Name of this network 
management community.

Standard public 
(“MeetingPlace-public”) and 
private (“MeetingPlace-
private”) communities are 
defined.

Meeting
Place- 
private

Alphanumeric
—0 to 32

IP address

IP address to which traps are 
sent for trap communities.

Ignored for non-trap 
communities.

0.0.0.0

Dotted 
decimal 
format, as in 
198.207.208.1 

Read-Write?

When Yes, SNMP messages for 
this community can modify 
stored SNMP data.

Ignored for trap communities.

Yes

Yes/No

Is it a trap?

Whether this community is a 
trap community.

For a trap community, set this 
value to Yes; otherwise, No.

Queries are not enabled 

for trap communities. Trap 
communities only generate 
traps. Non-trap communities 
define permissions for queries.

No

Yes/No