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unspecified devices. The Network Management Server recognizes the following SNMP
protocols: V1 and V3. SNMP access parameters for SNMP V1 include read and write
community properties. For SNMP V3, the SNMP access parameters include a user name
defined in the Secure Access Administration. For both versions of SNMP, access parameters
include timeout and retry values. Each of the three tabs in the SNMP Access parameters page
helps you set SNMP access parameters for different groups of devices.
• Default — To configure all devices with IP addresses not included in the other tabs.
• IP Wildcards — To configure SNMP access parameters for devices whose IP addresses
fall in a specified range and not in the Specific IP’s tab.
• Specific IP’s — To configure SNMP access parameters for specific devices.
When polling a device, the Network Management Server uses the device’s SNMP access
parameters. The server first checks the Specific IP’s list. If the device is listed in the Specific
IP’s list, the SNMP access parameters for the specific device are used. If not, the server checks
the IP Wildcards list. If the device’s IP address is in any of the ranges listed in the IP Wildcards
list, the SNMP access parameters for the matching range are used. If the device’s IP address
does not match any of the ranges in the IP Wildcards list, the default SNMP access parameters
are used.
Related topics:
Configuring default SNMP access parameters on page 37
Setting SNMP Access parameters for IP ranges on page 38
Setting specific IP parameters on page 39
Configuring default SNMP access parameters
The Default table lets you configure multiple default SNMP communities.
If no Specific IP definition and IP Wildcards match the IP address to be polled, the Network
Management Server tests the addresses of the devices against the list of definitions in the
Default list. The order of the list in the table is important, because the SNMP access parameters
of the first rule in the list that matches a device’s SNMP access parameters are used for that
device.
To view the list of default SNMP access parameters, click the Default tab on the SNMP Access
page of the Options dialog box. The system displays the Default table.
Do one of the following:
• To add a new set of SNMP default parameters to the list:
i. Click Add. A new row opens in the Default table.
ii. Select V1 or V3 from the Type drop-down list.
iii. If you selected V1 in the Type field, enter Read and Write community
values in their respective fields.
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- Management Console User Guide 1
- Contents 5
- Chapter 1: Introduction 11
- Introduction 12
- Avaya Network Management 14
- Network maps 17
- Discovery 17
- Event handling 18
- What is new in this release 19
- Overview 23
- Prerequisites 24
- Console introduction 27
- Remote access and security 28
- Changing passwords 29
- Alarms Tab 32
- Modules Tab 32
- Dialog area 32
- Network Tree 32
- Interfaces Tab 32
- Status Bar 33
- Using Tooltip 33
- About read/write permission 34
- SNMP Access parameters 36
- Selecting a Default Map 41
- Setting Read/Write defaults 41
- Setting Security Banner text 44
- Console table 46
- Console Network Tree 49
- Subnet view 50
- Device type view 50
- VoIP system view 51
- Custom Views 53
- Creating Custom Views 54
- Modifying Custom Views 54
- Deleting Custom Views 55
- Printing the Network Tree 57
- Searching the Tree 57
- Management Console 59
- Launching Device Manager 60
- Launching IP Office Manager 60
- Launching Telnet 61
- Launching Web Session 61
- Pinging a device 62
- Launching an SSH session 62
- Launching Applications 64
- Launching Polycom GMS 66
- Console Tables 69
- Network table colors 71
- Table toolbar buttons 72
- Filtering the tables 73
- Alarms table 74
- Modules table 75
- Managing Objects 75
- Manually adding devices 76
- Modifying devices 76
- Device parameters 77
- Deleting devices 78
- Opening the Inventory table 81
- Inventory table toolbar 82
- Inventory table parameters 82
- Filtering the inventory table 84
- Chapter 8: Network Maps 85
- Opening a Network Map 86
- Printing a Network Map 86
- Deleting a Network Map 87
- Exporting the Network Map 88
- Network Maps 90
- Network Discovery Wizard 92
- Opening the Discovery window 97
- Discovery toolbar 98
- Subnets table 99
- Discovery Dialog area 99
- Discovery log area 100
- Discovery status bar 100
- Closing the Discovery window 100
- Discovering your network 102
- Setting Discovery options 103
- Scheduling network discovery 107
- Manually adding subnets 110
- Modifying subnets 111
- Subnet parameters 111
- Discovering interfaces 112
- Using the Discovery log 113
- Saving the Discovery log 114
- Deleting log entries 115
- Clearing the Discovery log 115
- Event Manager overview 117
- Viewing the Event Manager 117
- Event Manager window 118
- Event Log browser toolbar 119
- Trap table 120
- Event Configuration window 121
- Event Configuration toolbar 122
- Event table 123
- Assign Action form area 123
- Event Configuration form area 124
- Action List window 125
- Action List toolbar 126
- Closing the Event Manager 127
- Chapter 13: Managing events 129
- About filtering events 130
- Filtering by category 131
- Filtering by IP address 131
- Filtering by device type 132
- Filtering by acknowledged 132
- Acknowledging events 133
- Deleting events 134
- Editing severity levels 134
- Saving the Event table 135
- Actions overview 135
- Adding Actions 136
- Modifying Actions 136
- Action fields 137
- Deleting Actions 139
- Configuring Events 140
- Configuring Event Forwarding 142
- Managing events 144
- NM Log Viewer overview 145
- Launching the NM Log Viewer 145
- NM Log Viewer window 146
- NM Log Viewer table 147
- NM Log Viewer Status Line 148
- Filtering logs 149
- Exporting logs 150
- Opening logs 151
- Closing the NM Log Viewer 152
- Quick Log Viewer overview 153
- Quick Log Viewer table 154
- Quick Log Viewer toolbar 154
- Deleting logs 157
- Clearing logs 158
- Saving logs 158
- Backup Utility 159
- NM Backup Utility window 160
- NM Backup Utility toolbar 161
- NM Backup Job table 162
- NM Backup Utility dialog area 163
- NM Backup Utility Status Line 163
- Easy Restore Utility 169
- Discovery Menus 177
- Event Log Browser Menus 178
- Event Log Browser File Menu 179
- Event Log Browser Edit Menu 179
- Event Log Browser View Menu 179
- Event Configuration Menus 180
- Action List Menus 181
- Action List File Menu 182
- Action List Edit Menu 182
- Action List Tools Menu 182
- Action List Help Menu 182
- NM Log Viewer Menus 183
- NM Backup Utility Menus 184
- NM Backup Utility Action Menu 185
- NM Backup Utility Help Menu 185
- Network Management menus 186
- Release 6.0 Service Pack 2 190
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