The snmp-agent trap enable feature-name lldptrap command enables the LLDP trap function on the device.
The undo snmp-agent trap enable feature-name lldptrap command disables the LLDP trap function on the device.
By default, the LLDP trap function is enabled.
snmp-agent trap enable feature-name lldptrap [ trap-name { hwlldpdisabled | hwlldpenabled | hwlldplocmanipaddrchange | hwlldprateexcessive | lldpremtableschange } ]
undo snmp-agent trap enable feature-name lldptrap [ trap-name { hwlldpdisabled | hwlldpenabled | hwlldplocmanipaddrchange | hwlldprateexcessive | lldpremtableschange } ]
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
trap-name |
Enables or disables the trap function for the specified event. |
- |
hwlldpdisabled |
Sends a Huawei proprietary trap when the LLDP function is disabled globally. |
- |
hwlldpenabled |
Sends a Huawei proprietary trap when the LLDP function is enabled globally. |
- |
hwlldplocmanipaddrchange |
Sends a Huawei proprietary trap when the LLDP management address of the device changes. |
- |
hwlldprateexcessive |
Sends a Huawei proprietary trap when the rate of LLDPDUs received by an interface exceeds the alarm threshold. The alarm threshold is 5. That is, a trap is sent if more than 5 LLDPDUs are received by an interface within one second. |
- |
lldpremtableschange |
Sends a trap when LLDP neighbor information changes. |
- |
Usage Scenario
To enable the device to send traps when the LLDP status changes, run the snmp-agent trap enable feature-name lldptrap command.
Prerequisites
A reachable route exists between the device and the NMS, and the SNMP parameters are set.
Configuration Impact
Precautions
The LLDP trap function applies to all interfaces.
If the network topology is unstable, disable the LLDP trap function to prevent frequent trap sending.
To set the interval between sending neighbor change traps to the NMS, run the lldp trap-interval command. If neighbor information changes frequently, extend the interval to reduce the number of traps.