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Configuring the Access Server for SNMP Access
16-8 Configuring for SNMP Access
Sample SNMP Configuration
The following figure is a diagram of a network configuration that results from the
commands in the Configuring a Community Name for Access by Any NMS,
Configuring a Community Name with an Address, and Configuring Community
Names to Send TRAP Messages sections:
Disabling TRAP Messages for a Community Name
To disable TRAP messages, use the CLEAR SNMP COMMUNITY
community-name
TRAP DISABLED command. The following is an example of disabling TRAP
messages for the SERVER community:
Local> CLEAR SNMP COMMUNITY "SERVER" TRAP DISABLED
Removing Community Names
The access server allocates 80 bytes of NVRAM to store information about community
names. If you attempt to define or modify a community name and there is insufficient
memory, you see a message in this format:
Local -654- Insufficient space: total unused community characters
left is n
In this situation, use the CLEAR or PURGE SNMP COMMUNITY command to
remove one or more unused community names. You can also remove the default
community name PUBLIC.