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1. Introduction
2. Notification Recipient Configurator
3. SNMP Community Configurator
4. MAC Address Configurator
5. IP Address Configurator
6. Exluded IP Address Configurator
 
 

3.2. Examples:

3.2.1. Example 1

When you want to define a default SNMP Community to read for all devices in a monitored network, you can write a single entry as follows:

  1. In Regular expression describing IP addresses field you should type the following entry: .*.

  2. In Read community field you should type community, that is used in a monitored network.

  3. In User level field you should type a user's level, that can edit the record or delete it; i.e. 2.

  4. When you want to add a new defined entry you should press Add button.

3.2.2. Example 2

Assumptions:

  1. Devices of 192.168.100.0/24 class use SNMP Community Roger.

  2. Devices of 192.168.200.0/24 class use SNMP Community Jennifer.

  3. All, other devices in monitored network use SNMP Community Michael.

If you want to implement the situation, you should do as follows:

  1. In Regular expression describing IP addresses field you should type the record: ^192\.168\.100\..

  2. In Read community field you should type the record: Roger.

  3. In User level field you should type a user's level, that can edit the record or delete it; i.e. 2.

  4. Press Add button.

  5. In Regular expression describing IP addresses field you should type the record: ^192\.168\.200\..

  6. In Read community field you should type the record: Jennifer.

  7. In User level field you should type a user's level, that can edit the record or delete it; i.e. 2.

  8. Press Add button.

  9. In Regular expression describing IP addresses field you should type the record: .*.

  10. In Read community field you should type the record: Michael.

  11. In User level field you should type a user's level, that can edit the record or delete it; i.e. 2.

  12. Press Add button.