#VSP8000-1

snmp-server view ALL 1
snmp-server group HOMELAB “” auth-priv read-view ALL write-view ALL notify-view ALL
snmp-server user snmpuser group HOMELAB md5 authcred des privcred
snmp-server host 192.168.0.250 v3 authpriv snmpuser
snmp-server sender-ip 192.168.0.250 10.0.0.81

Note: Empty string for GlobalRouter VRF.

Note: Verify that “” is used either in the running-configuration or by showing snmp-server group command as sometimes seen that “bb” or “””” appears as a result of copy & paste which does not match the GRT context. If experienced, recommend to type in manually.

# Show snmp-server commands

show snmp-server
show snmp-server group
show snmp-server user
show snmp-server view

no snmp-server view ALL 1
no snmp-server group HOMELAB
no snmp-server user snmpuser
no snmp-server host 192.168.0.250 v3 snmpuser

Note: To remove the host address the “authpriv” should not be included.

Take not that the first three ports are blocked by fabric in the 8 x SFP/SFP+ uplink ports.

The uplink ports support 1G by default and a port license is required for 10G support.

https://extremeportal.force.com/ExtrArticleDetail?an=000105807&q=5320%20uplink%20speed

Question:

Does the 5520-VIM-4YE support 1G connections along with 10G and 25G?

Answer:

No. The 5520-VIM-4YE only supports 10G and 25G port speeds. If 1G and 10G is required you can use the 5520-VIM-4XE instead.

Note:

In Fabric Engine, you must use the sys vim-speed command to set the speed to 10G or
25G for 5520-VIM-4YE. The default is 25G. A reboot is not necessary after setting the speed.
In Switch Engine, use the configure ports partition command with 4×25 or 4×10.

Example,  for 5520-48p with 5520-VIM-4YE

configure ports partition 57 4x10G

The show ports partition-template command will confirm configuration in place.

I thought why not have a go at creating some videos to compliment the posts I publish on my blog, so I’ve created a YouTube channel and uploaded a couple of videos to get started.

My videos use GNS3 and simulated switches to help demonstrate something useful from an Extreme Networks experience with operating systems such as EXOS or VOSS.

Please check it out and subscribe if you like them and I will create some more.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-lME2FRFCEG-sLwZmPDCbw

Thanks

Rob