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Configure [SNMP]: Traps
26.5. Traps
Traps are used to monitor the printer and to report errors and
attempts of unauthorized user access.
The kinds of traps which are generated are controlled on the
Intermate1xx’s [SNMP] configuration page using the parame-
ters
Enable Authentication Traps
(Default setting = No) and
Enable SNMP Printer Traps
(Default setting = No).
The receivers of the traps are specified with
Trap Target
(Default setting = >Blank<). The receiver’s community is set
with
Trap Community
(Default setting = public).
The traps that can be generated based on printer events are
listed below.
Figure 18. SNMP Printer Trap Numbers
In addition to these come traps generated by unauthorized
attempts of viewing or editing options.
To set up traps
1
Start HP OpenView and choose the connection you wish to
work with.
2 On the main screen, choose “Options > Customize Traps”.
Printer trap no. Printer event Parameter Default Setting
1 Printer ready - -
4 Printer off-line
Trap on ’Off-line’
Yes
32 Out of paper
Trap on ’Out of Paper’
Yes
128 Cover open
Trap on ’Cover Open’
Yes
512 Paper jam
Trap on ’Paper Jam’
Yes
1024 Toner low
Trap on ’Toner Low’
Yes
8192 Undefined error
Trap on ’Printer Error’
Yes
- Intermate100 / Intermate101 1
- Print Server 1
- Administration Manual 1
- INTRODUCTION 3
- 1. Introduction 4
- 1.2. Types of Documentation 7
- 1.4. Topics in This Manual 10
- 1.4.3. About Initial Contact 13
- 1.4.6. “Other Configurations” 18
- so that you can use a 19
- 1.4.9. About the Appendices 21
- PRINTING ENVIRONMENTS 22
- 2.1. Introduction 23
- 2 Add a new port 24
- 3 About the Port Name: 24
- 2.3. LPR 27
- 2.4. Internet Print Protocol 30
- 3. Windows NT 4.0 32
- 3.3. Native LPR 38
- Windows NT 4.0: Native LPR 39
- 4. Windows 95/98 42
- 4.3. New “Printer” 44
- Windows 95/98: New “Printer” 45
- 1 Open the Printers window 46
- 9 Finish by clicking OK 48
- 6.1. Introduction 51
- 6.2. Mac OS 8.1 (and higher) 52
- 6.3. Mac OS 7.5 or Earlier 53
- 7.1. Topics Covered 54
- 7.2. LPR (ASCII) 55
- 7.3. FTP 56
- 7.4. IPDS with PSF/6000 57
- 8. OS/2 2.x and OS/2 Warp 59
- 8.2.5. Troubleshooting 63
- 8.3. IPDS from PSF/2 64
- TOOLS FOR MANAGEMENT 66
- CONFIGURATION 66
- 9. HTTP (Browser) 67
- 9.2. How To Connect 68
- 9.8. Logout 74
- 10.1. Connecting 75
- 10.2. Menu Items and Settings 76
- Configuration Utility (IMCU) 78
- 11.5. How to Log In and Out 82
- Figure 2. Device List 84
- 11.7. Installing Agents 85
- INITIAL CONTACT 87
- 12.1. Introduction 88
- 12.3. Method Overview 91
- 12.4. Assignment Using BOOTP 93
- 12.5. Assignment Using RARP 95
- 12.6. Assignment Using DHCP 97
- CONFIGURING THE 102
- “BASIC” AND 102
- “PERMISSIONS” 102
- 13. [TCP/IP] 103
- Gateway 104
- 13.2.1. Host Name 104
- 13.3. Optional Settings 105
- 14. [General] 106
- 14.2.1. Model 107
- 14.2.2. SysAdmin contact 107
- 14.2.3. Device’s location 107
- 14.2.4. Device Name 107
- 14.3. System Target Printer 108
- Values Comments 109
- 15. [Network] 110
- 15.3. Local MAC Address 112
- 16. Configuring Permissions 113
- 16.2. [License Key] 114
- 16.2.2. License Key Entry 115
- CONFIGURING PRINT 116
- SERVICES AND HOST 116
- SESSIONS 116
- 17. Processing Facilities 117
- 17.3.1. Local Printer 122
- 17.4. Processing Layers 123
- 17.6. Logical Printers 125
- How Strings Are Written 126
- PR0 129
- Data Manipulation 133
- 18.4. PJL Support 139
- 18.8. Enable Power Detection 143
- 19.1. Requirements 144
- 19.3. Hostname (Mandatory) 146
- 19.5. Raw Socket TCP Port 148
- 19.6. LPR settings 149
- 20. [Logical Printers 1-8] 151
- 20.2. Target Printer 152
- 20.3. Load Balancing Pool 153
- Example Comments 154
- Logical 155
- ... Before ... After 155
- 20.5. String Substitutions 156
- 21. [Substitution Strings] 157
- 21.2. Planning 158
- 1 Which TCP Port to use 160
- 2 Queue type 163
- 22.4. FTP Print 164
- 22.5.1. Included Features 165
- 22.6. ThinPrint 166
- MANAGEMENT— 169
- INFORMATION AND 169
- MONITORING POSSIBILITIES 169
- 23.1. Main Status Pages 170
- 25.1. [IMCU Agent] 178
- 25.2. [E-Mail Notification] 179
- 26. Configure [SNMP] 180
- To set up a connection 181
- Intermate1xx and printer 183
- 26.3. Edit “Variables” 184
- 9 Edit the variables 186
- 26.5. Traps 188
- Configure [SNMP]: Traps 189
- 7 Log on to the Intermate1xx 190
- 9 Reboot the Intermate1xx 191
- [page 188] 193
- (External Tool) 194
- 27.2. How to Use It 195
- UPGRADES AND 196
- MAINTENANCE 196
- 28. Upgrade Components 197
- 28.3. “FSS-Files” 200
- 28.4. Configuration Files 201
- 28.4.2. .IDB 202
- 28.5.1. Intermate100 (G22) 203
- 29. Using FTP Directly 206
- 29.2. Upgrades of IDBs 208
- 30.1. Advantages 211
- 30.2. Single Print Server 212
- About file types 213
- 9 Finish by clicking [Next] 213
- 30.3. Bulk Upgrade 217
- Using a Serial Cable 219
- APPENDICES 226
- Appendix A. Customer Support 227
- A.3. Gathering Information 228
- B.1. Hardware 229
- Hardware Installation: 233
- “Programming Flash Memory”: 235
- Status Pages ) 236
- Set: Decimal Values 32 - 126 237
- Appendix F. String Syntax 239
- 34,34 or /22,/22 240
- G.1. Overall Checklist 241
- Appendix H. Troubleshooting 245
- H.2. Cannot PING the printer 246
- Introduction 247
- Printing Environments 248
- Table of Contents 249
- Initial Contact 250
- Sub-Groups 251
- Management— 254
- Upgrades and Maintenance 255
- Appendices 257
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