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A-34 ProCurve Secure Access 700wl Series Management and Configuration Guide
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Time: 2002/11/26 17:22
SNMP Configuration and Reporting Commands
Note: The 700wl Series system supports MIB 2-compliant MIB objects.
Note: The 700wl Series system SNMP agent only provides read-only access to the MIB. Therefore, you
cannot set or clear MIB objects such as sysLocation or sysContact from an external manager via SNMP.
You must modify these objects through the web-based Administrative Interface or the CLI.
The following commands are available only on a Access Control Server or an Integrated Access
Manager in
cli acs mode, except for the show snmp command, which is also available on an Access
Controller. To modify these settings on an Access Controller, you must use the Administrative Interface
on the managing Access Control Server.
set snmp on | off
Turns SNMP support on or off. Turning SNMP on enables read-only access to the MIB.
Turning it on when already on, or off when already off has no effect. By default, SNMP support is
off.
set snmpport <port>
Sets the SNMP port. By default, the SNMP port is 161.
clear snmpport
Resets the SNMP port to the default, port 161.
add snmpmanager <hostname> | <ip-address> [/<mask>]
Specifies an authorized SNMP manager by hostname, IP address, or subnetted IP address that can
query for SNMP responses.
You can specify up to four authorized SNMP managers by repeating the
add snmpmanager
command. If you try to add a fifth manager, you will receive an error message.
delete snmpmanager all | <hostname> | <ip-address> [/<mask>]
Deletes an authorized manager, or all of them.
<hostname> The hostname of an SNMP management system.
<ip-address> The IP address of an SNMP management system.
<maskbits> A subnet mask that defines a range of addresses for the SNMP
management system, specified as the number of bits in the mask.
For example, /30 is the equivalent of 255.255.255.252; /24 is the
equivalent of 255.255.255.0.