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Click on OK in the Trap Port and Trap Types window.

6. Save this conﬁguration to a ﬁle and volume on the router.

Specifying Traps by Entity

If you conﬁgure an SNMP agent to send SPECIFIC trap types to your Site

Manager workstation, you must specify which protocols (entities) will send which

trap types (fault, warning, information, debug, or trace) to your workstation.

Proceed as follows:

1. From the Conﬁguration Manager window, select

Protocols➔IP➔SNMP➔Trap Conﬁguration➔Interfaces.

The Trap Conﬁguration window appears (F

igure 2-8).

SPECIFIC Conﬁgures the agent to transmit all enabled trap message types

(fault, warning, debug, information, and trace traps) from the

protocol entities on your network.

ALL Conﬁgures the agent to transmit cold-start and warm-start traps, as

well as all other enabled traps (authentication failure, fault, warning,

debug, information, and trace traps).

Note: You will usually want to select GENERIC or SPECIFIC when you

conﬁgure the SNMP agent to send traps. These options minimize the agent’s

use of router resources.

Note: If you select SPECIFIC, you must further specify by entity the kinds of

trap messages you want the SNMP agent to send to your workstation. Proceed

to the section “Specifying Traps by Entity.”

Table 2-2. Categories of Traps

(continued)

Category Description

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