| Using the BayStack 5510 Switch
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Using NNCLI Commands to create a default SNMPv3 user
Use the following procedure as a guide to using NNCLI commands to create a default SNMPv3 user.
- In the NNCLI, use the snmp bootstrap command to specify the level of security for the snmp configuration.
| BS5510-48T(config)#snmp bootstrap |
| minimum-secure Use minimum security configuration |
| semi-secure Use partial security configuration |
| very-secure Use maximum security configuration |
| BS5510-48T(config)#snmp bootstrap mini |
The following warning appears, and the system prompts you to continue:
| WARNING: This command will destroy *all* existing SNMP configuration |
| Do you want to continue (y/n) ? y |
| Enter authentication password/phrase for user 'initial': |
- Enter the authentication password or phrase. The following prompt is displayed:
| Re-Enter authentication password/phrase for user 'initial': |
- Re-enter the authentication password or phrase. The following prompt is displayed:
| Enter authentication password/phrase for user 'templateMD5': |
- Enter the authentication password or phrase for the user template.
| Re-Enter authentication password/phrase for user 'templateMD5': |
- Re-enter the authentication password or phrase for the user template.
You can now go into Device Manager to configure the SNMPv3 options.