Syntax:

Use this command to configure incoming trap. You can either enable or disable a trap.

• For SNMP v1 and SNMP v2:

  snmpinctrapconfig -v 1|2 -c <comm_name> [-o <comm_name> ] --add | --delete | --change where,  

-v: SNMP version

-c: Community name

-o: Previous community name

--add: Add trap

--delete: Delete trap

--change: Modify trap

• For SNMP v3:

  : Inform entry

  snmpinctrapconfig –v 3 --inform|--trap  -u <user> [-o <user> ] [ -s authNoPriv|authPriv] [ -a <auth_passwd>]
  [–-auth_prot <protocol>]   
  [-p <priv_passwd>] 
  [--priv_prot <protocol>] --add | --delete | --change where,

-v: SNMP version

–inform: Inform entry

--trap: Trap entry

-u: User name

-o: Previous community name

-s: Security model

-a: Authentication password

--auth_prot: Authentication protocol

-p: Privacy password

--priv_prot: Privacy protocol

--add: Add entry

--delete: Delete entry

--change: Modify entry

• Version 1:

  snmpinctrapconfig -v1 -c public --add

  snmpinctrapconfig -v1 -c private -o public --change

  snmpinctrapconfig -v1 -c private -o public --delete

• Version 2:

  snmpinctrapconfig -v2 -c public--add

  snmpinctrapconfig -v2 -c private -o public--change

  snmpinctrapconfig -v2 -c private -o public --delete

• Version 3:

  snmpinctrapconfig  -v3 --trap -u snmpinctrapname -s authNoPriv -a auth_passwd --auth_protMD5MD5 -e farendengineid --add

  snmpinctrapconfig -v3 --trap -u newinctrapname -o snmpinctrapname -s authNoPriv -a auth_passwd --auth_protMD5 --change

  snmpinctrapconfig -v3 --trap -u newinctrapname -s authNoPriv -a auth_passwd -auth_protMD5 -a auth_passwd --auth_protMD5 --delete

Following is an example of a command history entry:

<E911 CALL ext:20007! Name:current occupant! Type:4606! IP Address:<111.222.123.204! Mac Address:0205857feb80! Building:hotel! Floor:100th! Room:lobby! Emergency Ext:20007! Tenant Number:1! Dialed Number:911! >