8464ch09_Oper.fm Draft Document for Review February 7, 2020 3:15 pm – Node Serial Number: The serial number of the node on which the feature is installed.  – Activated. The date and time the feature license was activated.  – Expires: The expiration status of the feature license. The following values are possible: GLYPH<129> Day/Date: The day and date on which  the feature license is set to expire. GLYPH<129> Never: The feature is permanently active and never expires.  GLYPH<129> One-time use: The feature can be used once and has not yet been used. Note:  These settings can be backed up by using the Backup Settings function under  Cluster Settings tab and restoring them for later use. When the backup settings are  restored, new settings are added, but no settings are deleted. The user cannot restore  feature license settings to a cluster that is different from the cluster that created the  ts7700_cluster< cluster ID >.xmi  backup file. After restoring feature license settings on a  cluster, log out and then, log in to refresh the system. Use the menu on the Currently activated feature licenses table to activate or remove a feature  license. The user can also use this menu to sort and filter feature license details. Use this section to configure global settings that apply to Simple Network Management  Protocol (SNMP) traps on an entire cluster. SNMP is a networking protocol that enables the  TS7700 to gather and automatically transmit information about alerts and status to other  entities in the network. SNMP traps events, such as logins, configuration changes, status  changes (vary on or off, and service prep), shutdown, and code updates.  Consider the following points when adding or modifying SNMP destinations:  The following settings are configurable: SNMP settings GLYPH<SM590000> Use IPv4 or IPv6 addresses as destinations rather than a fully qualified domain name  (FQDN). GLYPH<SM590000> Verify that any FQDN used correctly addresses its IP address. GLYPH<SM590000> Test only one  destination at a time when testing SNMP configuration to ensure that FQDN  destinations are working properly. GLYPH<SM590000> SNMP Version: The SNMP version. It defines the protocol that is used in sending SNMP  requests and is determined by the tool that is used to monitor SNMP traps. Different  versions of SNMP traps work with different management applications.  – V1: The suggested trap version that is compatible with the greatest number of  management applications. No alternative version is supported.  – V2: An alternative trap version. – V3: An alternative trap version. – Enable SNMP Traps: Enables or disables  SNMP traps on a cluster. The option is  cleared, by default. – Trap Community Name: The name that identifies the trap community and is sent along  with the trap to the management application. This value behaves as a password; the  management application does not process an SNMP trap unless it is associated with  the correct community. This value must be 1 - 15 characters in length and composed of  Unicode characters. The default value for this field is  public . GLYPH<SM590000> Send Test Trap: Select this button to send a test SNMP trap to all destinations that are  listed in the Destination Settings table by using the current SNMP trap values. The Enable  The following values are possible: Chapter 9. Configuring and operating the IBM TS7700  487