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Security Mechanisms
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system tables
Click system tables to display a list with all the X3200 MIB tables. Clicking
a table name lists the variables contained in the table.
7.1.5 Activity Monitor
What do you need it
for?
The Activity Monitor enables Windows users to monitor the activities of
X3200 . Important information about the status of physical interfaces (e.g. ISDN
line) and virtual interfaces (e.g. WAN partner) is easily obtained with ONE tool.
A permanent overview of the utilization of X3200 ’s interfaces is possible.
How does it work? A Status Demon collects information on X3200 and transfers it in the form of
UDP packets to the broadcast address of the LAN (default setting) or to an ex-
plicitly entered IP address. One packet is sent per time interval, which can be
adjusted individually to values from 1 - 60 seconds. All physical interfaces and
up to 100 virtual interfaces can be monitored, provided the packet size of 4096
bytes is not exceeded. A Windows application on your PC receives the packets
and displays the information received in various forms. This application is ob-
tainable with BRICKware Release 5.1.1 and higher.
Activate the Activity Monitor as follows:
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Appropriately configure the X3200 (s) to be monitored.
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Start and use the Windows application on your PC (see BRICKware for
Windows).
If you don’t want to display X3200 ’s HTTP status page, enter 0 as the port
number of the http port:
➤
Go to IP
➧
S
TATIC
S
ETTINGS
.
➤
Enter HTTP TCP port: 0.
➤
Press SAVE.