You can retrieve SNMP data using event object IDs (OIDs) after the MIB file has been downloaded.
Operator or Admin access
The MIB file must be downloaded. See Downloading the MIB.
Go to CLI configuration mode:
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
SNMP is enabled by default. Verify that it is enabled:
hostname (config) # show snmpIf the output shows
SNMP enabled: no, enter thesnmp-server enablecommand.Enable the appliance to send notifications to the SNMP manager:
hostname (config) # snmp-server enable notifySpecify the IP address of the SNMP manager:
hostname (config) # snmp-server host <IPAddress> traps publicEnable SNMP communities:
hostname (config) # snmp-server enable communitiesAdd an SNMP community:
hostname (config) # snmp-server community <community>where
<community>is the string needed by the SNMP server to query the appliance. The default community string ispublic.Limit SNMP access to the listen interface called
ether1:hostname (config) # snmp-server listen interface ether1Enable access to the listen interface:
hostname (config) # snmp-server listen enableSave your changes:
hostname (config) # write memory