snmp-config
Usage
avcli snmp-config [--enable-requests] [--enable-traps] [--port number] [--community name] [--recipients recipient ...] [--recipients-v1 recipient-v1 ...]
Description
The snmp-config command configures SNMP for use in an everRun system. Specifically, the command performs the following actions:
- Enables and disables SNMP requests.
- Enables and disables SNMP traps.
- Specifies the port to use for SNMP traps.
- Specifies the SNMP community.
- Adds SNMPv1 and SNMPv2 recipients.
Options
| --enable-requests | Enable SNMP requests. If you do not specify the option, requests are disabled. |
| --enable-traps | Enable SNMP traps. If you do not specify this option, traps are disabled. When you enable traps, you must specify one or more recipients. |
| --community name | The name of the SNMP community. |
| --port number | The port to use for SNMP. The default is 162. |
| --recipients recipient ... | The list of hosts to which to send traps using SNMP version 2c. |
| --recipients-v1 recipient-v1 ... | The list of hosts to which to send traps using SNMP version 1. |
Examples
The following example enables SNMP requests, and then traps and sends them to host1 and host2 using SNMP version 2c, and to snmp.my-domain.com and snmp2.my-domain.com using SNMP version 1.
$ avcli snmp-config --enable-requests --enable-traps --recipients host1 host2 --recipients-v1 snmp.my-domain.com snmp2.my-domain.com
The following example disables SNMP requests, enables traps, and sends them to localhost using SNMP version 2c.
$ avcli snmp-config --enable-traps --community public --recipients localhost
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