A list of trap target configuration entries on this device. Trap Target Configuration Entry Creation: ========================================= When creating a trap target configuration entry the manager should use a GET operation to determine the value of vfTrapTargCfgTableNextIndex.0. If this value is non-zero, the manager can then use this value as the index while creating a table row. The process of creating and activating a row of this table takes two forms: the one-set mode and the multiple-set mode. In the one-set mode, a manager must specify the values of vfTrapTargCfgIpAddress and vfTrapTargCfgCommunity required to activate a row in a single SET operation along with an assignment of the vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus to 'createAndGo(4)'. If the values and instances supplied are correct, an instance of the trap target configuration is created and the value of vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus transitions to 'active(1)'. for example: ============ SnmpGet(<vfTrapTargCfgTableNextIndex.0, NULL>) returns <vfTrapTargCfgTableNextIndex.0, 2> SnmpSet(<vfTrapTargCfgIpAddress.2, 192.168.1.8>, <vfTrapTargCfgCommunity.2, 'public'>, <vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus.2, createAndGo(4)>) returns <vfTrapTargCfgIpAddress.2, 192.168.1.8>, <vfTrapTargCfgCommunity.2, 'public'>, <vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus.2, active(1)> In the multiple-set mode, creating a trap target configuration table row, filling it with values, and activating it are carried out in discrete steps. To create the row, the manager specifies a value of 'createAndWait(5)' for the vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus status variable. This SET request could contain values of vfTrapTargCfgIpAddress and vfTrapTargCfgCommunity but it is not required. More often, the values for these columnar objects are specified in additional SET requests. After each SET operation, the vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus variable takes on the value 'notReady(3)' or 'notInService(2)'. To place the entry into service, the manager requests that the vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus variable transition to the 'active(1)' state. for example: ============ SnmpGet(<vfTrapTargCfgTableNextIndex.0>, NULL) returns <vfTrapTargCfgTableNextIndex.0, 2> SnmpSet(<vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus.2, createAndWait(5)>) returns <vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus.2, notReady(3)> SnmpSet(<vfTrapTargCfgIpAddress.2, 192.168.1.8>, <vfTrapTargCfgCommunity.2, 'public'>) returns <vfTrapTargCfgIpAddress.2, 192.168.1.8>, <vfTrapTargCfgCommunity.2, 'public'> SnmpSet(<vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus.2, active(1)>) returns <vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus.2, active(1)> Trap Target Configuration Entry Deletion: ========================================= To delete an existing trap target configuration entry, the manager performs a SET operation on the vfTrapTargCfgEntryStatus variable with the value 'destroy(6)'.