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Veritas Access Administrator's Guide

Last Published: 2021-04-15

Product(s): Access (7.4.2)

Platform: Linux

Configuring an SNMP management server

To add an SNMP management server to receive SNMP traps

To add an SNMP management server to receive SNMP traps, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp add snmp-mgmtserver-ipaddr [community_string]
```
snmp-mgmtserver-ipaddr specifies the host name or the IP address of the SNMP management server.
[community_string] specifies the community name for the SNMP management server. The default community_string is public.
You can specify either an IPv4 address or an IPv6 address.
When you use the Report> snmp show command, community_string displays as follows:
```
public@mgmtserv1.veritas.com, public@mgmtserv2.veritas.com
```
For example, if using the IP address, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp add 10.10.10.10
```
```
Report> snmp add 2001:21::11
```
For example, if using the host name, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp add mgmtserv1.veritas.com
```
SNMP traps can be sent to multiple SNMP management servers.

To display the current list of SNMP management servers

To display the current list of SNMP management servers, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp show
```

To delete an already configured SNMP management server from receiving SNMP traps

To delete an already configured SNMP management server from receiving SNMP traps, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp delete snmp-mgmtserver-ipaddr
```
snmp-mgmtserver-ipaddr specifies the host name or the IP address of the SNMP management server.

To set the severity for SNMP traps to be sent

To set the severity for SNMP traps to be sent, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp set severity value
```
where value indicates the severity for the SNMP trap to be sent.
See About severity levels and filters.

To set the filter level of SNMP traps

To set the filter level for SNMP traps, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp set filter value
```
where value indicates the filter.
See About severity levels and filters.

To display the filter or the severity levels of SNMP traps to be sent

To display the filter or the severity levels of SNMP traps to be sent, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp get filter|severity
```

To export the SNMP MIB file to a given URL

To export the SNMP MIB file to a given URL, enter the following:
```
Report> snmp exportmib url
```
where url specifies the location the SNMP MIB file is exported to.
FTP and SCP URLs are supported.
If the url specifies a remote directory, the default file name is access_mib.txt.