System ManagementDescriptionUsing the snmp-agent community command, you can configure SNMP communityname and its access authority. Using the undo snmp-agent community command,you can cancel SNMP community names which are already set.By default, no community name is set.Community name is only useful when either SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c is used. If neitherof the versions is used, you need to configure at least a community name or aSNMPv1 (or SNMPv2c) user.For related commands, see snmp-agent, snmp-agent sys-info version.snmp-agent mib-view, display snmp-agent community.Example# Set the community name to “public”, which can be used for accessing those objectswith read-only authority.[3Com] snmp-agent community private read# Set the community name to “private”, which can be used to access those objectswith read-write authority, and it also specifies the accessible MIB view to view1 andaccess list to 2.[3Com] snmp-agent community public view view1 write acl 2# Delete the read-only community name “private”.[3Com] undo snmp-agent community private3.1.12 snmp-agent groupSyntaxsnmp-agent group { v1 groupname | v2c groupname | v3 groupname{ authentication | noauthentication | privacy } } groupname [ read-view readview ][ write view writeview ] [ notify view notifyview ] [ acl acl ]undo snmp-agent group { v1 groupname | v2c groupname | v3 groupname{ authentication | noauthentication | privacy } }ViewSystem viewParameterv1: Use version SNMPv1.49
