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SNMP Configuration Traps

nikalleyne
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Hey Guys,

Can someone explain to me - or point me in the direction - where I may be better able to determine the difference between the following taps.

     config                Enable SNMP config traps
     config-copy       Enable SNMP config-copy traps
     config-ctid         Enable SNMP config-ctid traps
     copy-config       Enable SNMP config-copy traps

Thanks

Nik

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liswu
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

The "config" trap enables the ciscoConfigManEvent notification, which triggers when you exit configuration mode or do a SNMP set.

The "config-copy" and "copy-config" traps are the same thing on different platforms, and enables the ccCopyCompletion trap, and triggers when a configuratio copy operation via SNMP completes.

The "config-ctid" trap enables either the ccmCTIDRolledOver or ciscoConfigManCTIDNotifyGroup, which appears to be related to the configuration change tracking identifier feature.

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liswu
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

The "config" trap enables the ciscoConfigManEvent notification, which triggers when you exit configuration mode or do a SNMP set.

The "config-copy" and "copy-config" traps are the same thing on different platforms, and enables the ccCopyCompletion trap, and triggers when a configuratio copy operation via SNMP completes.

The "config-ctid" trap enables either the ccmCTIDRolledOver or ciscoConfigManCTIDNotifyGroup, which appears to be related to the configuration change tracking identifier feature.

Yu,

Thanks very much for the response as I think I'm now in a better position to watch my traps.
Nik

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