Using Additional SNMP commands

You can use the following additional SNMP commands to check the details of SNMP configurations and notifications on the Pluribus switches:

snmp-trap-enable-modify — Use to enable notifications about link conditions and common system errors.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-trap-enable-modify

Specify one or more of the following options:
link-up-down\|no-link-up-down	Specify if you want to enable a link for up or down trap
interface-up-down\|no-interface-up-down	Specifies the vrouter interface status as up or down.
default-monitors\|no-default-monitors	Specify if you want to enable a default monitoring trap.
physical-sensors\|no-physical-sensors	Specify if you want to enable a physical sensor trap for temperature, fan speed, etc
low-disk-space\|no-low-disk-space	Specify if you want to enable a low disk space trap.
low-disk-space-threshold low-disk-space-threshold-string	Specify the threshold value of low-disk space in percentage (%).
system-usage\|no-system-usage	Specify if you want to enable a system usage trap.
high-system-usage-threshold high-system-usage-threshold-string	Specify if you want to enable high system usage threshold value trap in percentage (%).
login-failure\|no-login-failure	Specify if you want to enable login failure trap.
cluster-tr-diverge\|no-cluster-tr-diverge	Specify if the cluster transaction list have diverged or not.
lacp-status\|no-lacp-status	Specify if you want to enable a LACP trap.
vport-modified\|no-vport-modified	Specify if you want a enable a trap when a vPort is modified.
stp-port-modified\|no-stp-port-modified	Specify if STP port is modified or not.
mirror-to-cpu\|no-mirror-to-cpu	Specify whether the trap should be mirrored to CPU.
stp-port- state-failed\|no-stp-port-state-failed	Specify if you want to enable a trap when the STP port state is failed.
link-congestion-detected\|no-link-congestion-detected	Specify if you want to enable a trap when a link congestion state is detected.
fabric-node-state-changed\|no-fabric-node-state-changed	Specify if you want a trap sent when a fabric node state changes.
stp-new-root\|no-stp-new-root	Specifies if new STP root is detected.
stp-topology-changed\|no-stp-topology-changed	Specifies if STP topology has changed or not.
vrrp-new-master\|no-vrrp-new-master	Specifies if VRRP master has changed or not.
disable-start-stop\|no-disable-start-stop	Specifies if the start/stop traps are disabled or not.

snmp-trap-enable-show — Displays enabled SNMP traps.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-trap-enable-show

The above command displays the information about the SNMP traps on the switch. Specify one or more of the formatting options to display the output in a desired format.

snmp-trap-sink-create — Use to specify a SNMPv1 or v2 trap receiver.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-trap-sink-create community community-string [type TRAP_TYPE_V1_TRAP|TRAP_TYPE_V2C_TRAP|TRAP_TYPE_V2_INFORM] dest-host dest-host-string [dest-port dest-port-number]

community community-string	Specify the community type
[type TRAP_TYPE_V1_TRAP\|TRAP_TYPE_V2C_TRAP\|TRAP_TYPE_V2_INFORM]	Specify the trap type. The default trap is: TRAP_TYPE_V2C_TRAP
dest-host dest-host-string	Specify the destination host.
[dest-port dest-port-number]	Specify the destination port. The default port number is 162.

snmp-trap-sink-delete — Delete SNMP trap sinks

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-trap-sink-delete community community-string dest-host dest-host-string [dest-port dest-port-number]

The above command deletes the SNMP trap sink for the specified community. For details about the command parameters, see the CLI table for snmp-trap-sink-create command.

snmp-trap-sink-show — Display SNMP trap sinks.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-trap-sink-show community community-string [type TRAP_TYPE_V1_TRAP|TRAP_TYPE_V2C_TRAP|TRAP_TYPE_V2_INFORM] dest-host dest-host-string [dest-port dest-port-number]

The above command displays the SNMP trap sinks. Specify one or more of the formatting options to display the output in a desired format.

snmp-v3-trap-sink-create — Use to specify a SNMPv3 trap receiver.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-v3-trap-sink-create user-name user-name-string [type TRAP_TYPE_V3_TRAP|TRAP_TYPE_V3_INFORM] dest-host dest-host-string [dest-port dest-port-number]

user-name user-name-string	Specify the user name for the SNMPv3 trap.
[type TRAP_TYPE_V3_TRAP\|TRAP_TYPE_V3_INFORM]	Specify the SNMPv3 trap type.
dest-host dest-host-string	Specify the destination host
[dest-port dest-port-number]	Specify the destination port number. The default port number is 162.

The above command enables you to create an SNMPv3 trap receiver.

snmp-v3-trap-sink-delete — Use to delete a SNMPv3 trap receiver.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-v3-trap-sink-delete user-name user-name-string dest-host dest-host-string [dest-port dest-port-number]

The above command deletes the SNMPv3 trap sink for the specified user. For details about the command parameters, see the CLI table for snmp-v3-trap-sink-create command.

snmp-v3-trap-sink-show — Used to display a SNMPv3 trap receiver.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-v3-trap-sink-show user-name user-name-string dest-host dest-host-string [dest-port dest-port-number]

The above command displays the SNMPv3 trap receivers for the specified options (see table below). Specify one or more of the formatting options to display the output in a desired format.

Specify one of or more options:
user-name user-name-string	Displays traps for the specified user name.
engine-id engine-id-string	Displays the traps for the specified engine ID.
[type TRAP_TYPE_V3_TRAP\|TRAP_TYPE_V3_INFORM]	Displays the traps for th specified trap type.
dest-host dest-host-string	Displays the traps for the destination host.
dest-port dest-port-number	Displays the traps for the specified destination port.
auth\|no-auth	Displays the authentication details.
priv\|no-priv	Displays the privilege details.

port-stats-snmp-show — To display the accumulated port statistics for SNMP.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > port-stats-snmp-show port port-list port-clear-count port-clear-count-number port-clear-time #d#h#m#s port_clear_time high resolution time: #ns all-ports

port port-list	Specifies the port number or port list.
port-clear-count port-clear-count-number	Specifies the number of times port-stats-clear or trunk-stats-clear commands were issued on a port or trunk.
port-clear-time #d#h#m#s	Specifies the time since last port-clear or trunk-clear commands were issued. It is initialized with time at nvOS_init by default.
port_clear_time high resolution time: #ns	Specifies the high-resolution time-stamp of the last port-stats-clear command.
all-ports	A flag to specify if you want to view the stats of all ports on the switch. The default view contains only enabled ports.

snmp-system-modify — Modify the system information for the SNMP configuration.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-system-modify syscontact syscontact-string syslocation syslocation-string

Specify one of more options:
syscontact syscontact-string	Specify or change the SNMP system contact.
syslocation syslocation-string	Specify or change the SNMP system location.

The above command enables you to modify the system details such as the system contact or location for the SNMP configuration.

snmp-system-show — Displays the system details for the SNMP configurations.

CLI (network-admin@switch) > snmp-system-show

The above command displays the changed or modified system information for the SNMP configuration. Specify one or more of the formatting options to display the output in a desired format.