Configure SNMP Traps and Alerts Using CLI

Note: SNMP traps can also be configured from the Remote Console. See Configure SNMP Traps from the Remote Console.

SX II supports sending SNMP alerts to a predefined SNMP server. The Raritan SNMP MIB can be found in Viewing the SX II MIB.

Enter admin > config > snmp to access the menu.

Command	Description	Parameters
`add`	Add trap recipients. A recipient is an IP address with an optional space- separated port number. Traps may be sent to multiple ports with the same IP address.	dest <ipaddress \| hostname> - Destination IP/hostname port <port number> - Destination port community <community> - SNMP community
`addv3`	Add trap recipients. A recipient is an IP address with an optional space- separated port number. Traps may be sent to multiple ports with the same IP address.	dest <ipaddress \| hostname>- Destination IP/hostname port <port number> - Destination port name <name> - Security name authproto <MD5 \| SHA> - SNMP auth protocol authpass <authpass> - SNMP auth passphrase privproto <None \| DES \| AES> - SNMP privacy protocol privpass <privacy password> - SNMP privacy passphrase
`viewtraps`	Display existing SNMP traps.	NA
`del`	Delete SNMP traps.	dest <ipaddress \| hostname>- Destination IP/hostname port <port number> - Destination port
`delv3`	Delete SNMPv3 traps.	dest <ipaddress \| hostname>- Destination IP/hostname port <port number> - Destination port
`snmpagent`	Configure SNMP daemon.	enable <true\|false> - SNMP Daemon, enable (true), disable (false) contact <contact> - SNMP contact location <location> - SNMP location community <community> - SNMP community type <read_only \| read_write> - SNMP community type v12enable <true \| false> - SNMP v1/2 agent, enable (true), disable (false)
`snmptrap`	Enable or disable an SNMP trap.	enable <true \| false> - SNMP traps, enable (true), disable (false) v12enable <true \| false> - SNMP v1/v2c traps, enable (true), disable (false) v3enable <true \| false> - SNMP v3 traps, enable (true), disable (false)
`snmpv3agent`	Configure an SNMPv3 agent.	enable <true\|false> - SNMP V3 Agent, enable (true), disable (false) name <security name> - Security name authproto <MD5 \| SHA> - SNMP auth protocol authpass <auth password> - SNMP auth passphrase privproto <None \| DES \| AES> - SNMP privacy protocol privpass <privacy password> - SNMP privacy passphrase useauthforpriv <true \| false> - Use auth passphrase for privacy, enable (true), disable (false)