Designing and Implementing a Junos Node Unifier Network

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JNU 1.2 Design and Implementation Guide Table 3: jnu-initialize-controller Output Fields (continued) Field Do you want to enter a read-write community string (y|n)? Do you want to enter SNMP trap parameters (y | n)? SNMP trap target address: Do you want to enter SNMP trap categories (y | n)? Do you want to enable SNMP trap for 'otn-alarms' (y | n)? Do you want to enable SNMP trap for 'sonet-alarms' (y | n)? Other categories: Do you want to enter other SNMP trap categories (y | n)? Please enter SNMP trap categories: Do you want to configure Syslog server [n]: 56 Syslog host address? port number [123]: Sylog facility 'all' [n]: Syslog facilities: Syslog severities: Please enter syslog facility name: Description Enter y to configure a read-write community string for the controller, and then enter the community string. Repeat this process to enter a second community string. Enter y to configure SNMP traps. If you entered y to configure SNMP traps, specify the address to which traps are sent. Enter y to specify trap categories. Enter y to specify Optical Transport Network (OTN) alarm categories. A list of available alarms displays. Enter alarms in a comma-separated list. Enter y to specify SONET/SDH alarm categories. A list of available alarms displays. Enter alarms in a comma-separated list. A list of additional trap categories that you can add to the trap configuration displays. Enter y to add other trap categories to your configuration. Comma-separated list of additional trap categories that you want to add to your configuration. Enter y to configure a server to which system log messages are sent. IP address of the system log server. Port number of the system log server. Class of messages to log. Enter y to enable all facilities; enter n to display a list of facilities that you can add to the configuration. List of facilities that you can add to the configuration. List of message severities. Name of the facilitiy that you want to add to the configuration. Copyright © 2013, Juniper Networks, Inc.
Table 3: jnu-initialize-controller Output Fields (continued) Field Please enter severity: Do you want to enter more syslog facilities [n]? Do you want to configure NTP [n]: NTP server address: Copyright © 2013, Juniper Networks, Inc. Description Specify the severity of the messages that belong to the facility. Messages with severities of the specified level and higher are logged. Enter y to configure additional facilities. Enter y to configure an NTP server. IP address of the NTP server. Chapter 8: JNU Operational Mode Commands 57
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