Carrier Access Broadmore 1750 - Manual (Page 323)

Broadmore 1750 - Release 4.6 12-5
SNMP Configuration
SNMP Properties
Example: Squelching Traps
The system will be delivered from the factory with the squelch level at “below
current level”. All individual traps will be enabled, with the following severities:
Critical
Failure reboot
NIM major alarm
Major
SAM major alarm
Slot failure
Uni up/down
Minor
SAM minor alarm
NIM minor alarm
Inform
Card insert/removed
NIM switchover
CPU switchover
Restore
User reboot
Cold Start
This squelch configuration will send a single “critical” trap if a NIM fiber breaks,
and will prevent cascading traps like “NIM switchover” (in a redundant NIM
system) from sending dozens of SAM port notifications caused by the switchover.
Normally, if you get a trap on a single port of a SAM, you would get traps for all
the other ports and all the other SAMs. But with the squelch at “equal or below
current level”), the notifications are throttled back to 1 trap for all SAMs.