System SNMP

The following attributes are supported for SNMP Configuration:

System SNMP Attributes 

• Command Path – tolt>system>snmp>config>
• Module – tolt
• Container – system
• Container – snmp
• Container – config
• Types – 
  • *Admin-state – Whether or not to enable the SNMP agent for polling and traps.
    • true | false (default)
  • Snmp-engine-id – Container
    • Engine-id-format – How to name the snmp agent.
      ipv4 – Use the IPv4 address as the name.
      ipv6 – Use the IPv6 address as the name
      mac-address – Use the mac as the name.
      text – Use a user supplied text string.
      • ipv4 (default) | ipv6 | mac-address | text
  • User List – Container
  • *Communiity-string – The snmpv2 community string used to access the agent.
    • string
  • Role – What access does the user have to the configurable SNMP attributes.
    • admin (default) | read |  write
  • *Username – All “accounts” on the SNMP agent must include a username to uniquely identify that association.
    • string
  • *Auth-password – The password to be used for authenticating an SNMPv3 user.
    • string
  • Auth-protocol – When using snmpv3 defines the protocol for hashing the user password during authentication.
    • auth_none | md5 | sha1 (default) | sha224 | sha256 | sha384 | sha512
  • Priv-protocol – The protocol to use for encryption of the snmp data exchanged between the snmp server and client to protect the contents. 
    • aes128 (default) | aes192 | aes192-cisco | aes256 | aes256-cisco | cbc-des | priv-none
  • Security-level – The methodology for authentication and authorization of SNMPv3 clients.
    auth-nopriv – authenticate user with password, data is unencrypted.
    auth-priv – Authenticate user and use encryption of SNMP data.
    noauth-nopriv – used when SNMPv2, no password for login, and no encryption of user data.
    • auth-nopriv | auth-priv | noauth-nopriv (default)
  • Snmp-version – Which SNMP version to use with the client.  SNMPv1 is not recommended.  SNMPv3 is preferred due to authentication and privacy options..
    • v1 | v2c (default) | v3 

Enable SNMP Polling

• Command Path – tolt>system>snmp>config>
• Module – tolt
• Container – system
• Container – snmp
• Container – config
• Types – Example Parameters
  • Admin-state enabled

1. From theMDS1-ESUA<Config># command line, input tolt system snmp config admin-state enabled, and press Enter.
2. Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:

MDS1-ESUA<Config># tolt system snmp config admin-state enabled <enter>
MDS1-ESUA<config># commit <enter>
Commit complete.
MDS1-ESUA<config># _

Create SNMPv2 User

• Command Path – tolt>system >snmp>config>
• Module – tolt
• Container – system
• Container – snmp
• Container – config
• Types – Example Parameters
  • Container – user-list 
    • user-list
      • Index – 1
    • username admin
    • snmp-version v2c
    • role admin
    • community-string Tellabs-1

1. From the MDS1-ESUA<Config> # command line, input tolt system ntp config user-list 1, and press Enter. 
2. Input community-string Tellabs-1 role admin snmp-version v2c username admin, and press Enter. 
3. Input commit and press Enter. Outputs similar to the following are displayed:

MDS1-ESUA<Config># tolt system snmp config user-list 1 <enter>
MDS1-ESUA<config-user-list-1># community-string Tellabs-1 role admin snmp-version v2c username admin <enter>
MDS1-ESUA<config-user-list-1># commit <enter>
Commit complete.
MDS1-ESUA<config-user-list-1># exit <enter>
MDS1-ESUA<Config># _