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80 Configuration: About Your Storage Array
• Adding an SNMP address—In
Community name
, type the
community name. In
Trap destination
, type the trap destination, and
click
Add
.
NOTE: The community name is an American Standard Code for Information
Interchange (ASCII) string that identifies a known set of network management
stations and is set by the network administrator. The default community name
is the string “public”.The trap destination is the IP address or the host name of
a computer running an SNMP management application. An example of a
SNMP enabled management application is the Dell Management Console. For
more information on Dell Management Console, see dell.com.
• Replacing an SNMP address—Select the SNMP address in the
Configured SNMP addresses
area, type the replacement community
name in
Community name
and the trap destination in
Trap
destination
, and click
Replace
.
• Deleting an SNMP address—Select the SNMP address in the
Configured SNMP addresses
area, and click
Delete
.
• Validating an SNMP address—Select the SNMP address in the
Configured SNMP addresses
area, and click
Test
. A test message is
sent to the SNMP address. A message box with the results of the
validation and any error information is displayed.
4
Click
OK
.
An alert icon is displayed next to each node in the Tree view for which an
alert is set.
Follow these guideline for SNMP alerts:
• Any SNMP addresses that you had previously configured are displayed in
the Configured SNMP addresses area.
• The SNMP Community Name is determined by the system administrator
and configured within the a management application, such as the Dell
Management Console. More information about the Dell Management
Console is available at
dell.com
.
• You can configure multiple SNMP addresses before you click
OK
.
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