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Managed objects are arranged into a virtual information database, called a
Management Information Base (MIB). SNMP enables
managers and agents to
communicate with each other for the purpose of accessing these MIBs and retrieving
data. See also,
“Installing the Nomadix Private MIB” on page 56 .
The following example shows a (partial) SNMP screen response.
Using a Telnet Client
There are many Telnet clients that you can use to connect with the AG 5000. Using
Telnet provides a simple terminal emulation that allows you to see and interact with
the AG 5000’s Command Line Interface (as if you were connected via the serial
interface). As with any remote connection, the network interface IP address for the
AG 5000 must be established (you did this during the installation process).
Logging In
To access the AG 5000’s Web Management Interface, use the Manager or Operator
login user name and password you defined during the installation process (refer to
“Assigning Login User Names and Passwords” on page 45 ).
About Your Product License
Some features included in this chapter will not be available to you unless you have
purchased the appropriate product license from Nomadix. In this case, the following
statement will appear either immediately below the section heading or when the
feature is mentioned in the body text:
Your product license may not support this feature.
You can upgrade your product license at any time.
User names and passwords are case-sensitive.
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