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Compact MPA
6.9 CONFIGURATION
– SNMP/NETWORK
Figure 11: SNMP/Network
The “SNMP/Network”-tab allows users to set the network address, network and gateway of the MPA1600 and set up SNMP
agent and trap settings.
The Network settings consists of the IPv4 address, netmask and gateway settings for the unit. It also indicates if the system
being configured is the A-system or B-system in a redundant setup. Please note that if the address field is empty, the unit
will use the default address of 192.168.168.101/24 for the A-system and 192.168.168.102/24 for the B-system. Changing the
network settings requires a restart of the unit to take effect.
If SNMP is to be used to monitor the MPA1600 and connected 1671-amplifiers, the SNMP agent must be enabled. Valid
choices here are SNMPv2, SNMPv3 and disabled. If the agent is disabled, no SNMP functionality is present. If the agent is set
to use SNMPv2, the SNMP community to use must be set. By default, this is set to “public”. If the agent is set to use SNMPv3,
authentication information must be set, and all managers wishing to access the agent must present this authentication
information.
SNMP traps can be configured with zero or more recipients, separated by spaces or commas. The community to use for these
traps must also be set, by default it is “public”.
SNMP is typically used with Jotron RCMS, to perform remote monitoring of the MPA1600 and connected Phontech 1671
amplifiers. Please see the RCMS manual for how to add devices in the monitoring application. Please note that the settings in
the RCMS must match the settings configured in the SNMP portion of this tab.