1 Description
This instruction describes how to create an SNMPv3 target. An SNMPv3 target is created to forward Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) notifications to a management system over the SNMPv3 protocol.
2 Procedure
2.1 Create SNMPv3 Target
Prerequisites
- No documents are required.
- No tools are required.
- The following conditions must apply:
- The target IP address is known and according to the network IP plan.
- The new attribute values of Managed Object (MO) SnmpTargetV3 are known.
- The SnmpSecurityName of SnmpTargetV3 must be unique for each v3 target.
- An Ericsson Command-Line Interface (ECLI) session in Exec mode is in progress.
Steps
- Navigate to the Snmp MO, for example:
>dn ManagedElement=NODE06ST,SystemFunctions=1,SysM=1,Snmp=1
- Enter Config mode:
(Snmp=1)>configure
- Create an SNMPv3 target, for example:
(config-Snmp=1)>SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3
- For the SnmpTargetV3 MO,
set the attributes, for example:
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>snmpSecurityLevel=AUTH_PRIV
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>privProtocol=DES
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>authProtocol=MD5
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>user="user1"
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>address="192.0.2.10"
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>port=1162
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>privKey="myprivatekey" cleartext
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>authKey="myauthorizationkey" cleartext
- Commit the settings:
(config-SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>commit
- Verify the settings:
(SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3)>show -v
The following is an example output:
SnmpTargetV3=OSS_v3 address="192.0.2.10" administrativeState=UNLOCKED <default> authKey="myauthorizationkey" authProtocol=MD5 <default> informRetryCount=1 <default> informTimeout=300 <default> isMibWritable=true <default> operationalState=ENABLED <read-only> port=1162 privKey="myprivatekey" privProtocol=DES <default> snmpSecurityLevel=AUTH_PRIV <default> snmpTargetV3Id=OSS_v3 transportMethod=TRAP <default> user="user1"
- Note:
- If SNMP target configured with transportMethod INFORM, then the target must be reachable (up and running) to provide the remoteEngineId in order to avoid the SNMPD restart by COM due to bug in NETSNMP.

Contents