snmp

The snmp command creates, monitors, and displays the operational status of the fabric. Use SNMP to configure trap destinations that will receive events. The commands below add an SNMP trap destination IP address and then add an authenticated user.

Oracle Fabric OS supports SNMP v3. For instructions on setting up SNMP, refer to Configure SNMP in Oracle Fabric OS 1.0.2 Administration Guide.

Syntax

add snmp trap-dest IP-address [:port] [–community=community-name] [–version=version]
     v3-user username [–auth-protocol=auth-protocol] [–priv-protocol=priv-protocol]
add snmp v3-user username [–auth-protocol=auth-protocol] [–priv-protocol=priv-protocol]
remove snmp trap-dest IP-address[:port] [–noconfirm]
remove snmp v3-user username [–noconfirm]
set snmp v3-user username [–auth-password=auth-password] [–auth-protocol=auth-protocol]
     [–priv-password=priv-password] [–priv-protocol=priv-protocol]
set snmp trap-dest v3-user [–auth-password=auth-password] [–auth-protocol=auth-protocol]
     [–priv-password=priv-password] [–priv-protocol=priv-protocol]
set snmp [–descr=text [–sys-contact=sys-contact] [–sys-location=sys-location]
     [–sys-name=sys-name]
show snmp v3-users

where:

• IP-address is the IP address of the system that will receive SNMP traps.

• port specifies the physical port coordinate.

• username is the name of the SNMP user.

This command has subcommands. This table describes the subcommands and provides the syntax.

Subcommand Description trap-dest Adds or removes SNMP information about where to forward the traps. Type the IP address of the system that will receive SNMP traps. If you are entering a description with internal blank spaces (for example Oracle Systems) you must enclose the string in double quotes. v3-user Sets and removes SNMP version 3 user information. Use the –community and the –version options to add SNMP version 3 user information.

Options

Option Descriptions –auth-password Sets the authorization password for the SNMP v3-user. –auth-protocol Sets the authorization protocol for the SNMP v3-user: MD5 SHA default (none) none –community Sets the SNMP community for the v3-user. –descr Sets the SNMP description. Optional. –noconfirm Switches off confirmation prompts. The process completes without prompting you for confirmation. The argument automatically answers yes to any prompts. –priv-password Sets the privacy password for the SNMP v3-user. –priv-protocol Sets the privacy protocol for the SNMP v3-user: AES128 DES default (none) none –sys-contact Sets the SNMP system contact information. –sys-location Sets the SNMP system location. –sys-name Sets the SNMP system name. –version Sets the SNMP version number.