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4Human Interfaces
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7Graphical
8^^^^^^^^^
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10There are no graphical interfaces for snmptrap.
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12Command Line
13^^^^^^^^^^^^
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15There is a command line interface available, which is a shell script
Ladue, David (dl3158)bb896892018-10-16 16:29:58 -040016that provides all needed interactions with **trapd**.
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18Usage
19"""""
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21 ``bin/snmptrapd.sh [start|stop|restart|status|reloadCfg]``
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23 start - start an instance of snmptrapd inside the container
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25 stop - terminate the snmptrapd process currently running inside container
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Ladue, David (dl3158)bb896892018-10-16 16:29:58 -040027 restart - restart an instance of snmptrapd inside current container (NOTE: this may cause container to exit depending on how it was started!)
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29 status - check and display status of snmptrapd inside container
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Ladue, David (dl3158)bb896892018-10-16 16:29:58 -040031 reloadCfg - signal current instance of snmptrapd to re-request configuration from Config Binding Service (NOTE: Known issue for configurations that include SNMPv3 credentials, this option will not work as expected)