Cabletron Systems EMM-E6 Ethernet Manual De Usuario
CHAPTER 8:
TRAP TABLE SCREEN
8-2
EMM-E6 User’s Guide
8.2
TRAP TABLE SCREEN FIELDS
The Trap Table contains three modifiable fields. The fields, shown in
Figure 8-1, allow the user to direct trap information to users on the
network. The three fields are:
Figure 8-1, allow the user to direct trap information to users on the
network. The three fields are:
SNMP Community Name
Displays the community name associated with the network
management station IP address to which the EMM-E6 sends trap
messages.
management station IP address to which the EMM-E6 sends trap
messages.
Traps
Displays whether or not the EMM-E6 sends traps to the network
management station with the associated IP address.
management station with the associated IP address.
Trap IP Address
Indicates the IP address of the workstation to receive trap alarms from
the EMM-E6.
the EMM-E6.
8.3
CONFIGURING THE TRAP TABLE
1. Using the arrow keys, highlight the SNMP Community Name field.
2. Enter the community name that reflects the desired access level
(e.g., the community name associated with the SUPER-USER access
level) for SNMP trap information.
level) for SNMP trap information.
3. Press the Return key.
4. Using the arrow keys, highlight the Traps field and enter Y to send
alarms from the EMM-E6 to that workstation, or N to prevent the
EMM-E6 from sending alarms to that workstation.
EMM-E6 from sending alarms to that workstation.
5. Press the Return key.
While any of the community names can be used by the Trap
station, Network Management functions are best performed
by a station with Super-user access to the EMM-E6.
station, Network Management functions are best performed
by a station with Super-user access to the EMM-E6.
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