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Product Features 2-118

NAM / Traffic Analyzer v3.5 Tutorial

Product Features 2-118

NAM / Traffic Analyzer v3.5 Tutorial

Configuring Alarms

Trap Destinations

Configuring Alarms

Trap Destinations

To configure trap destinations,

enter the community string for

the management console that will

receive the traps, its IP address,

and the UDP port that listens to

for arriving traps.

To configure trap destinations,

enter the community string for

the management console that will

receive the traps, its IP address,

and the UDP port that listens to

for arriving traps.

Enter multiple

destinations to receive

traps generated by NAM

alarms.

Enter multiple

destinations to receive

traps generated by NAM

alarms.

Configuring Trap Destinations

One more step is required to complete the configuration of alarms within the Traffic Analyzer—configuring it

to forward traps to a network management console. Configuring traps is also a simple process. All you need

to do is gather some information—the IP address, the UDP port number, and the community string—for the

management console that you have designated to receive the traps. Notice that you can configure the Traffic

Analyzer to send traps to multiple destinations, all with the same (or different) UDP port number and

community string.

Note: The well-known SNMP trap UDP port number is port 162.

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