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# EDITOR HELP

# Trap Destinations

#### ID

#### Manager DLCI Value

#### Manager Interface

#### Manager IP Address

  Configure this section for each management console that receives traps for the unit you are configuring. To add a console, click on the Add button, then make the appropriate selections for that device.
  Note: Although the device supports a maximum of 8 SNMP Trap destinations, various machine configurations allow the user to define Traps as follows:
  Range: FRAP 3.0, S-FRAP 3.0, and T-FRAP 3.0 allows user configuration of 2 dynamic trap ports.
  Range: All other models allow 4 user-defined ports.

#### ID

  This value identifies the SNMP Trap manager table entry (1-2). An ID number only appears if a corresponding Trap manager entry exists. This value is assigned automatically and cannot be changed.

#### Manager IP Address

  This is the IP address of the management console you want the generated Traps to be sent to. For example: 123.22.33.1
  Range: 4 numbers (0-255) separated by three periods
  Note: Entering a value of 0.0.0.0 disables traps

#### Manager Interface

  Select the interface through which the unit communicates with the management device.
  Note: This parameter setting is only applicable if the unit is configured for Frame Relay operations and is being managed via in-band DLCI.
  Range: DTE, DDS, or SLIP (D-FRAP 3.0 only)
  Range: DTE or DDS (FRAP 3.0 only)
  Range: To-DTE, To-DDS, or SLIP (S-FRAP 3.0 only)
  Range: DTE, T1, or SLIP (T-FRAP 3.0 only)
  Range: DTE, DDS, or T1 ( Other Models)

#### Manager DLCI Value

  Enter the DLCI through which the unit communicates with the management console.
  Note: This parameter setting is only applicable if the unit is configured for Frame Relay operations and is being managed via in-band DLCI. The value assigned to this parameter must match the Frame Relay Management DLCI value.
  Range: 0 -- 1023