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Controlling SNMP access to the configuration
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All SNMP management stations must include a community name string
in all of their requests for information of the unit. This string functions
as a password for the snmp access. Community names have either readonly
or read/write access associated with them.
The read-only and read/write console passwords automatically are
allowed as SNMP community names with the appropriate privilege.
The “Configuration Console Communities” menu may be used to add
more community names for use by the network management stations.
Configuration Console Communities Menu
Option Value Description
1 - Display - Display SNMP communities
2 - Add - Add a community
3 - Remove - Remove a community
4 - Access - Set community access mode
5 - Remote [ off ] - Allow remote NMS to change community info
Enter an option number or name, “=” main menu, previous menu
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You may use the “Add”, “Remove”, “Display” items to update and display
the table of allowed community names. A newly added name will
by default only be allowed read-only access. To change the privilege
level of a community use the “Access” item.
The “Remote” item is used to control whether a management station
with write access is allowed to change the community names.
By default the standard SNMP community names of “public”, “proxy”,
“private”, “regional” and “core” are allowed read-only access.