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Successful Command Output, SNMP versions 1 and 2, SNMP version 3

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Successful Command Output Upon successful entry of the command sequence the trap host values are modified and the following is displayed: SNMP versions 1 and 2: Command Successful, host trap FQDN | IP modified, where FQDN | IP is the fully qualified domain name or IP address of the trap host. SNMP version 3: Command Successful, host trap FQDN | IP added for "username", where FQDN | IP is the fully qualified domain name or IP address of the trap host and username is the authorized SNMP user provided in the command entry. Command Operation during Abnormal Conditions • If any of the command elements (snmp, modify, trapsink) are misspelled, the following is displayed: element: command not found • If the command does not conform to the required syntax, the following is displayed: Command Failed - the command does not conform to the required syntax, SYNTAX, where SYNTAX is the command syntax as described under Command Syntax in this section. • If the SNMP USERNAME provided does not exist, the following is displayed: Failed - snmp user USERNAME does not exist, where USERNAME is the user name provided in the command entry. Examples SNMP version 2: # snmp modify trapsink 16.34.123.44 version 2 port 133 trap-community "passwordstring" Command Successful, hostsink 16.34.123.44 modified SNMP version 3: # snmp modify trapsink 16.34.123.44 version 3 user john-snmp event alerts authentication-algo MD5 authentication-pwd T3stPwd privacy-algo DES privacy-pwd Pr!vPwd contextname D2D-SNMP Command Successful, trapsink 16.34.123.44 modified for john-snmp snmp modify trapsink 109

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Successful Command Output
Upon successful entry of the command sequence the trap host values are modified and the following
is displayed:
SNMP versions 1 and 2:
Command Successful, host trap FQDN | IP modified
, where FQDN | IP is the fully
qualified domain name or IP address of the trap host.
SNMP version 3:
Command Successful, host trap FQDN | IP added for
“
username
”
, where FQDN
| IP is the fully qualified domain name or IP address of the trap host and username is the authorized
SNMP user provided in the command entry.
Command Operation during Abnormal Conditions
•
If any of the command elements (
snmp
,
modify
,
trapsink
) are misspelled, the following
is displayed:
element: command not found
•
If the command does not conform to the required syntax, the following is displayed:
Command Failed - the command does not conform to the required syntax,
SYNTAX
, where SYNTAX is the command syntax as described under Command Syntax in this
section.
•
If the SNMP USERNAME provided does not exist, the following is displayed:
Failed
–
snmp user USERNAME does not exist
, where USERNAME is the user
name provided in the command entry.
Examples
SNMP version 2:
# snmp modify trapsink 16.34.123.44 version 2 port 133 trap-community
“
passwordstring
”
Command Successful, hostsink 16.34.123.44 modified
SNMP version 3:
# snmp modify trapsink 16.34.123.44 version 3 user john-snmp event
alerts authentication-algo MD5 authentication-pwd T3stPwd privacy-algo
DES privacy-pwd Pr!vPwd contextname D2D-SNMP
Command Successful, trapsink 16.34.123.44 modified for john-snmp
snmp modify trapsink
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