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Management Features Overview
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5 Management Features Overview
The ECN includes a management agent that enables the features listed in
this guide to be configured and monitored using CLI or through SNMP ap-
plications.
The following management interfaces is supplied:
•
LEDs for “at-a-glance” visual monitoring of network and port status,
see section 3.3 on page 16.
•
Command Line Interface (CLI) - Direct connection to the RS-232
console port or by connecting to the switch through a network con-
nection using Telnet or network management software
•
SNMP – using SNMP applications
•
HTTP - An additional HTTP server enables remote monitoring of
the ECN, using any Internet Browser, see Figure 8 on page 23.
The IP address of the ECN is static only, and must be configured from the
local console connector using the ECN Local Craft Tool, see section 7.1 on
page 40.
CLI
(ECN320 Local
Craft Tool)
CLI (Telnet) SNMP HTTP
Local Visual monitoring
Figure 8 Management of the ECN
The different management methods offer different features. Complete
management and monitoring is only available through SNMP. The CLI is
used for configuration, and the HTTP is used for easy remote monitoring.
All management options (except visual monitoring) require a User name
and Password (community for SNMP) before the ECN management can be
accessed.