The sysedge.cf file contains definitions for SNMPv1 trap destinations, which tell the SystemEDGE agent where to send SNMPv1 trap messages. You can configure the agent to send traps to any number of management systems. You can define SNMPv1 trap destinations during installation and in the sysedge.cf file.
To configure SNMPv1 trap destinations, add a line to the sysedge.cf file as follows for each system to which you want to send SNMPv1 traps:
trap_community <name> <address> [<port> [<encoding> [<source>]]]
Specifies the community name sent with the traps.
Specifies the IPv4 or IPv6 address to which to send traps.
(Optional) Specifies the UDP port to which to send traps.
Default: 162
(Optional) Specifies how to include the source address you defined in the trap_source parameter in traps. This parameter is important if trap_source translates to an IPv6 address. Enter the encoding parameter in a three-digit format XYZ, assuming leading zeros.
Default: 000
Controls extending the four byte IPv4 source address field (SNMPv1 traps only). Enter 0 to not extend the source address field to include the 16 byte IPv6 address, and enter 1 to extend the source address field.
Controls the inclusion of source information into varbind (Y) or UDP packet (Z; SNMPv1 traps only) in the trap. Enter one of the following for these digits:
0: Do not modify the trap's varbind or the outer UDP packet.
1: Include the trap_source parameter as is in the varbind or packet (IPv4/IPv6 address or host name).
2: Include the trap_source parameter preferably as an IPv4 address (then IPv6 address, then host name).
3: Include the trap_source parameter preferably as an IPv6 address (then IPv4 address, then host name).
4: Include the trap_source parameter preferably as a host name (then IPv4, then IPv6).
5: Follow the preference for 2 and include the host name.
6: Follow the preference for 3 and include the host name.
7: Follow the preference for 1 and include the host name (if trap_source is an IPv6 address).
Specifies IPv4 or IPv6 address or host name to use as a trap source.
Default: trap_source parameter value
For example, add the following line to send traps with a community name of mycommunity to the IP address 10.16.5.26 on port 1692 with the trap_source parameter and host name appended to the UDP packet:
trap_community mycommunity 10.16.5.26 1692 7
Note: The sysedge.cf file only defines SNMPv1 trap destinations. For information about configuring SNMPv2c and SNMPv3 traps, see SNMPv3 Configuration.
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