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NOTE: Configuration of the SNMP Management System may
require the assistance of your LAN Administrator. Please contact
him/her to determine how to compile the appropriate MIB for your
particular system.
Delivering SNMP Traps
The terminal server can send SNMP traps using one of the following
methods:
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If the Network Manager is on the same LAN or WAN as the terminal
server, the trap can be sent with the SNMPTRAP Action Routine
using the Ethernet connection.
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If the Network Manager is not on the same LAN or WAN, the
terminal server can establish a PPP link through a modem and
deliver the SNMP Trap.
SNMP Traps via Ethernet (Network)
Set all required network information using the SNP command. In the
Action Table, place an entry similar to the following:
Alarm Action Routine Parameter Comments
ERR123 SNMPTRAP 1 This is a major alarm
When the ERR123 alarm is detected, an SNMP trap is sent to the
management system(s) identified in the network parameters. All
information contained in the MIB is sent automatically. The parameter
for the SNMPTRAP routines sets the trap level (1-10). This parameter is
the enterprise specific trap ID and depends on the trap format (Nortel or
standard).
SNMP Traps via PPP
To denote that an SNMP trap is to be delivered via a PPP link, set the
appropriate field in the SNP command. When an SNMP trap is to be