Description
Enables retrieving SNMP information with a specific Standard TCP/IP Port.
Syntax
Add-TpmsSnmpInfo -TcpIpPorts <PSObject[]> [-Enabled <boolean>] [-DeviceIndex <uint32>] [-Community <String>]
| Parameter | Description |
| -TcpIpPorts | name of the Standard TCP/IP Port (see Port Name) |
| -Enabled | enables retrieving SNMP info (see SNMP Status Enabled)
1: enabled 0: disabled |
| -DeviceIndex | see SNMP Device Index |
| -Community | see Community Name |
SNMP info in port settings
Example 1: cmdlet usage
The following two examples add the settings SNMP Status Enabled, Community Name and SNMP Device Index to a Standard TCP/IP Port using the $port variable.
On this, see also New-TpmsObjTcpIpPortRaw.
Add-TpmsSnmpInfo -TcpIpPorts ($port) -Enabled 1 -DeviceIndex 1 -Community public $port = $port | Add-TpmsSnmpInfo -Enabled 1 -DeviceIndex 1 -Community public
Example 2: Script containing Add-TpmsSnmpInfo
The following script creates ten printers with Standard TCP/IP Ports which are defined in a .csv file – including the SNMP settings.
- The definition file network-printers.csv:
"Selected","PrinterName","PortName","Address","DriverName","TemplateName" "1","PRN01-BLN","PRN01-BLN:","192.168.209.203","Lexmark T644 (MS)","Lexmark T644" "1","PRN02-PRS","PRN02-PRS:","192.168.149.125","Kyocera FS-C8500DN","Kyocera FS-C8500DN" "1","PRN03-WRS","PRN03-WRS:","192.168.149.127","Canon LBP7660C Class Driver","Canon LBP7660C" "1","PRN04-PRG","PRN04-PRG:","192.168.149.126","Brother PCL6 Class Driver","Brother" "1","PRN05-MSC","PRN05-MSC:","192.168.149.120","Xerox Phaser 6300N","Xerox Phaser 6300N" "1","PRN06-LDN","PRN06-LDN:","192.168.149.124","Dell B1265dnf Laser MFP PCL6","Dell B1265dnf Laser MFP" "1","PRN07-OSL","PRN07-OSL:","192.168.149.129","HP Color LaserJet 9500 PCL6 Class Driver","HP Color LaserJet 9500" "1","PRN08-STK","PRN08-STK:","192.168.149.123","KONICA MINOLTA PS Color Laser Class Driver","KONICA MINOLTA PS Color Laser" "1","PRN09-KPN","PRN09-KPN:","192.168.149.128","OKI PCL6 Class Driver","OKI" "1","PRN10-BPT","PRN10-BPT:","192.168.149.122","Samsung ML-4555 Series PCL6","Samsung ML-4555"
- The PowerShell script:
$allports = @()
$allprinters = @()
Import-Csv -Path .\network-printers.csv | foreach {
if($_.Selected -eq 1)
{
$port = New-TpmsObjTcpIpPortRaw -Name $_.PortName -PortNumber 9100 -HostAddress $_.Address
Add-TpmsSnmpInfo -TcpIpPorts ($port) -Enabled 1 -DeviceIndex 1 -Community "public"
$printer = New-TpmsObjPrinter -Name $_.PrinterName -Driver $_.DriverName -Port $_.PortName -Template $_.TemplateName
}
$allports += $port
$allprinters += $printer
}
$srva = New-TpmsObjApplyAgent -Name "cps47.ourdomain.local" -Port 5050 -Printers ($allprinters) -Ports ($allports)
Start-TpmsApplyByAgent -Action Deploy -Servers ($srva) | Format-TpmsDispatch