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Displays the IP addresses of SNMP trap destinations.
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Displays the Create SNMP Trap Destination dialog box to create a new SNMP trap.
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Deletes the SNMP trap chosen under Trap Destinations.
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Displays routing information and SNMP parameters for the SNMP trap destination chosen under Trap Destinations:
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Node Address —Displays the IP address of the computer where the network management system software resides. If the SNMP trap is routed to proxy ONS nodes, the IP addresses of proxy nodes appear as Relay A, Relay B, and Relay C. |
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Community —Displays the SNMP community name. The community name provides authentication and access control. |
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UDP Port —Displays the TCP/IP User Datagram Protocol (UDP) port used for the SNMP trap and indicates the SNMP version used for the trap, either SNMPv1 or SNMPv2. |
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If checked, allows remote monitoring (RMON) MIB objects and MIB-2.system groups to be provisioned on the NMS.
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If checked, allows the ONS node to serve as an SNMP relay node. If the SNMP trap destination is not directly reachable from the source node, one or more intermediate ONS nodes can relay the SNMP traps to the trap destination. The source node sends SNMP traps to Relay A, Relay A sends them to Relay B, and Relay B sends the traps to Relay C, which sends them to the trap destination. All SNMP relay nodes must have Allow SNMP Proxy enabled, and the community fields for relay nodes must match with at least one of the community names provisioned in the relay nodes.
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Applies changes made to the SNMP fields.
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Cancels SNMP subtab changes and returns the fields to their last-saved settings.
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Displays context-sensitive help.
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