This help topic provides information on how to configure the SNMP Agent for your system. It contains the following topics:
The SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) Agent is configured from the Navigator 2 Edit SNMP Settings window. The following figure provides a guideline on how the SNMP parameters are set (see figure below).
When configured, the SNMP agent will send SNMP information to a workstation used to monitor various types of system parameters.

Confirm or review the SNMP setup information from the SNMP Agent window. You can confirm settings for the following:
Environment
Settings
Array
Name
Edit or change your SNMP configuration from the SNMP Settings window. You can configure the environment settings and the array name. See figure at the top of this page for format examples.
You can select to edit, enter the information manually, or load your settings from a file. Environment information must be entered as shown in the following table.
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Item |
Description |
Comment |
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sysContact |
This is the contact information of system administrator or manager. The available parameters are:
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The value of object in system group under the MIB-II specification. |
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sysLocation |
This is the location of array to set. |
ASCII string of 0-255 character in length. |
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Community string |
This is to set the name of community to allow to access. |
Setting more than one community string is permitted. |
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TRAP transfer settings |
The following TRAP parameters must be set:
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Setting multiple Traps is permitted. |
You can edit the name of the array you are monitoring using the following format. Note that this information can be imported from a file using the Array Name, selecting the Load from button and browsing to the file you want to import.
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Item |
Description |
Comment |
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sysName |
This is the name of the management array. |
This is the value of object in system group under the MIB-II specification. Enter an ASCII string of 0-255 character in length. |
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