Based on my experiments w/ IOS 11.3, you will need to kill ALL snmp traps
coming from the box -- probably not your desire.  I'd suggest filtering it
at the ruleset level, or configuring trapd to "log only" for that trap.

Is that 1 or 2 per second per router, or 1 or 2 per second total?  What are
these routers doing (DLSW, RSRB, etc..)??


--D

Duane Waddle
waddle1 AT us.ibm DOT com
"With sufficient thrust, pigs fly just fine..."  -- RFC1925


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Hello All.

Does anyone know if and how I can turn just this trap off on my Cisco
Routers? Or do must I disable a complete catregory? I am getting 1 or 2 per
sec.

snmp-server disable trap ?????

Any help appreciated.

Gord Michaels.
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