Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.0 -- How To Configure SNMP

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Contents 1 Adding or Editing SNMP Community Strings 1.1 Restriction 1.1.1 Before You Begin 1.1.2 Procedure 1.1.3 Related Topics 2 Displaying or Deleting SNMP Community Strings 2.1 Restrictions 2.2 Procedure 2.3 Related Topics 3 Adding or Editing SNMP Notification Destinations 3.1 Procedure 3.2 Related Topics 4 Displaying or Deleting SNMP Notification Destinations 4.1 Procedure 4.2 Related Topics

Adding or Editing SNMP Community Strings

Restriction

Do not disable the the default community string, which is called meetingplace-public. Doing so will cause the Application Server to give an SNMP "authentication failure" trap every second.

Before You Begin

See Requirements for SNMP.

Procedure

1. Log in to the Administration Center.
2. Click Maintenance > SNMP > Community Strings.
3. Click Add New or click an existing entry.
4. Enter or change values in the fields.
5. Click Save.

Related Topics

• Table: Field Reference: Add SNMP Community String Page and Edit SNMP Community String Page

Displaying or Deleting SNMP Community Strings

Restrictions

• You cannot delete the default community string, which is called meetingplace-public.

• Do not disable the the default community string, which is called meetingplace-public. Doing so will cause the Application Server to give an SNMP "authentication failure" trap every second.

Procedure

1. Log in to the Administration Center.
2. Click Maintenance > SNMP > Community Strings.
3. Check the check box next to each community string that you want to delete, or check the topmost check box to select all community strings.
4. Click Delete Selected.
5. Click OK.

Related Topics

• Table: Fields Reference: Community Strings Page

Adding or Editing SNMP Notification Destinations

The system sends a message to the IP address specified in the notification destination whenever a trap or inform condition occurs. A trap reports certain events while an inform condition allows one network management application to send trap information to another.

Procedure

1. Log in to the Administration Center.
2. Click Maintenance > SNMP > Notification Destinations.
3. Click Add New or click an existing entry.
4. Enter or change the values in the fields.
5. Click Save.

Related Topics

• Table: Field Reference: Add SNMP Notification Destination Page and Edit SNMP Notification Destination Page

Displaying or Deleting SNMP Notification Destinations

Procedure

1. Log in to the Administration Center.
2. Click Maintenance > SNMP > Notification Destinations.
3. Check the check box next to each notification destination that you want to delete, or check the topmost check box to select all notification destinations.
4. Click Delete Selected.
5. Click OK.

Related Topics

• Table: Field Reference: Notification Destinations Page