TO

The destination of the SNMP trap message, from 1 through 21 alphanumeric characters. Mandatory. Valid values are:

• the full IP address, if it fits. Otherwise use a nickname.
• a nickname of the IP address supplied by the SNMP DEST table in the IOA PARM library

PORT

The port number to which the SNMP trap message is sent. Optional. If you do not specify a value, the default SNMP trap port number, 162, is used.

URGENCY

The priority level of the SNMP trap message. Valid values are:

• R — Regular (default)
• U — Urgent
• V — Very urgent

SYSTEM

The name of the system to which the SNMP trap message is directed. From 1 through 8 alphanumeric characters. This subparameter supports the mask characters * and ?.

Note: If you do not specify a value for the SYSTEM subparameter, the SNMP trap message is sent to the system that was identified by the %%$COMMSYS reserved user-defined variable in a preceding DO SET statement.

If the %%$COMMSYS variable was not set, the SNMP trap message is issued on the current system.

For more information, see the description of %%$COMMSYS in Reserved User-Defined Variables, and Performing an Action on Another System ctoug3.

MESSAGE

The SNMP trap message text, up to 64 characters.