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System Name
-- Optionally, enter the logical location of a base station
(for example, the network segment to which the base station has been
connected).
System Location
-- The optional field to identify the physical location of
a base station. For example, the building or room where the base station
is located at
Trap Host IP Address
-- The IP Address of the network management
station that collects the SNMP Trap messages.
The Trap Host is the station in an SNMP managed network where SNMP
trap messages are collected. Trap messages are sent to the trap host when
certain events occur, such as rebooting.
Trap Host Password
-- The Trap Host is the station in a SNMP managed
network where SNMP trap messages are collected. Trap messages are
sent to the trap host when certain events occur, such as rebooting.
Enter a password that corresponds to the password set at the Trap Host to
filter unsolicited or unauthorized SNMP Trap messages at the Trap Host.
The Trap Host IP Password will be embedded in the SNMP Trap
messages sent by this base station. If the Trap Host receives a message
without or with an unknown password, the Trap message will be ignored.
SNMP IP Access List
-- The SNMP IP Access List displays the IP
addresses and subnet masks of those stations that you have designated as
stations that will manage networks using SNMP.
In addition to the Read and Read/Write passwords, you can use the
SNMP Access List to prevent unauthorized users from modifying the
SNMP setup of your base stations.
The SNMP IP Access List enables you to authorize SNMP management
to a restricted group of SNMP Management stations identified by:
The unique IP address of the Management Station(s)
The interfaces via which the base station will be accessed.
Click the Add button to display the Input SNMP Access List to add new
IP addresses to the list.