
Dell DL4000 Appliance Deployment Guide
Configuring SNMP settings
Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMP) is a commonly used network management protocol
that allows SNMP-compatible management functions such as device discovery,
monitoring, and event generation. SNMP provides network management
of the TCP/IP protocol.
To configure SNMP alerts for the appliance:
- On the Configure SNMP Settings page,
select Configure SNMP on this appliance on
the Configure SNMP Settings page.
NOTE: Deselect Configure SNMP on this appliance if you do not want to set up SNMP details and alerts on the appliance and skip to step 6.
- In Communities, enter one or more
SNMP community names.
Use commas to separate multiple community names.
- In Accept SNMP packets from these hosts, enter the names of hosts with which the appliance can communicate.
Separate the host names with commas, or leave blank to allow communication with all hosts.
- To configure SNMP alerts, enter the Community
Name and the Trap destinations for
the SNMP alerts and click Add.
Repeat this step to add more SNMP addresses.
- To remove a configured SNMP address, in Configured SNMP addresses, select the appropriate SNMP address and click Remove.
- Click Next.
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