snmp-agent packet-priority

Function

The snmp-agent packet-priority command sets the priority of SNMP packets.

The undo snmp-agent packet-priority command restores the default priority of SNMP packets.

The default priority of SNMP packets is 6.

snmp-agent packet-priority { snmp snmpPriority | trap trapPriority }

undo snmp-agent packet-priority snmp

undo snmp-agent packet-priority trap

Parameter	Description	Value
snmp snmpPriority	Indicates the priority of the following types of SNMP packets: GetResponse PDUs. SetResponse PDUs.	The value is an integer ranging from 0 to 7. The default value is 6. Value 0 is the lowest priority, and value 7 is the highest priority.
trap trapPriority	Indicates the priority of SNMP notifications. SNMP notifications include: Traps. Informs.	The value is an integer ranging from 0 to 7. The default value is 6. Value 0 is the lowest priority, and value 7 is the highest priority.

System view

3: Management level

Task Name	Operations
snmp	write

The snmp-agent packet-priority command is used in the following scenarios:

Increase the priority of notifications to ensure that the NMS receives these notifications.
Increase the priority of GetResponse and SetResponse PDUs to facilitate management operations performed in the MIB of a managed device by the NMS.
Reduce the priority of GetResponse PDUs, SetResponse PDUs, and trap messages, and Inform messages to prevent frequent packet sending in the case of network congestion.

# Set the priority of GetResponse and SetResponse PDUs to 5.

<HUAWEI> system-view
[~HUAWEI] snmp-agent packet-priority snmp 5