Enterasys Networks X-Pedition XSR CLI - Manual (Page 30)

snmp-server Commands
1-16 Network Management
Sample Output
The following is output from the ip telnet command:
XSR#show ip telnet
TELNET Information:
Telnet Server: Enabled
Telnet Port: 23
Active Telnet Sessions: 1
snmp-server Commands
This command set configures the SNMP agent on the XSR. Currently, SNMP v1/v2 and v3 are
supported. All commands are invoked in Global configuration mode. If the SNMP server is
disabled, executing any SNMP configuration command except for
snmp-server disable will
automatically turn the SNMP server on after it successfully executes. By default, the SNMP server
is disabled at boot‐up.
All SNMP Global configuration‐level commands have a privilege level of 15 and all show
commands have a level of 10.
The MIBs listed in Table 1‐1 can be accessed on the XSR.
Table 1-1 Supported Proprietary and Standard MIB Objects
MIB Description
ctron‐chassis‐mib XSR components and modules MIB.
Enterasys’
Download ctron‐download‐mib.txt (supported via online download only). This is the
only MIB with v1/v2c write access.
PPP LCP RFC‐1471. (pppLqrExtnsTable and pppTests not supported)
PPP IP RFC‐1473.
OSPF RFC‐1850. The following traps are supported: ospfTrapIfStateChange,
ospfTrapVirtIfStateChange, ospfTrapNbrStateChange,
ospfTrapVirtNbrStateChange, ospfTrapIfConfigError,
ospfTrapVirtIfConfigError
RIPv2 RFC‐1724.
BGP RFC‐1657.
Frame Relay DTE RFC‐2115.
ctron‐timed‐reset‐
mib This MIB provides a count down timer and forces a reset after time
expires. Using this MIB to reset the XSR performs correctly only if SNMP
system shutdown is enabled with the
snmp-server system-
shutdown command (refer to page 26).
Enterasys
Configuration
Change This MIB allows management entities to determine if and when
configuration changes have occurred. The MIB reports the number of
changes and the time and method of the last change in each of three
categories: volatile and non‐volatile changes, and firmware upgrades.