HP Onboard Administrator - Manual (Page 120)

Configuring the HP BladeSystem c7000 enclosure and enclosure devices 120
Field Possible value Description
System Location
0 to 20 characters including all
printable characters and the
space
The SNMP location of the enclosure typically
used to identify the physical or topographical
location of the Onboard Administrator.
System Contact 0 to 20 characters including all
printable characters and the
space
The name of the system contact, used to identify
an individual or group of individuals who are to
be contacted in the event of any status change
in the HP BladeSystem Onboard Administrator.
Read Community 0 to 20 characters including all
printable characters and the
space
The Read Community string enables the client to
read information but not to manipulate the alerts
or status of the HP BladeSystem Onboard
Administrator through SNMPv1 or SNMPv2.
The default community name is "public" and
will allow a user to receive notification traps
and alerts, but not to change or manipulate the
status.
Write Community 0 to 20 characters including all
printable characters and the
space
The Write Community string enables the client
to manipulate alerts of HP BladeSystem
Onboard Administrator status through SNMPv1
or SNMPv2. You can remotely clear alerts and
mark them as "viewed" or otherwise through
their SNMP management client through the
SNMP agents.
Engine ID String 1 to 27 printable characters,
final Engine ID will be a
hexadecimal string that begins
with '0x' and is derived from
this string
The Engine ID String is used to create the engine
ID hex value.
The engine ID is combined with the user name to
create a SNMPv3 user for each enclosure.
When the engine ID is unique to an enclosure,
users with the same name on different
enclosures are unique.
The Engine ID string defaults to the serial
number of the enclosure.
After editing any field in this subcategory, to save the changes, click Apply.
Adding SNMP alert destinations
To remove a current SNMP alert destination, select the check box, and click Delete.
To add a new SNMP alert destination, click New. The Add SNMP Alert screen appears.
To send a test SNMP trap to all of the configured trap destinations, click Send Test Alert. You must enable
SNMP to use this function.