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7.10.3. MX
MX/IP (see also section 6.2) is a UDP protocol used to communicate with Optelecom-NKF
equipment over a network connection. Optelecom-NKF application software, such as
Operator Storage, Operator Office, the MX Software Development Kit, and MX Configuration
Toolkit use the MX/IP protocol to access, configure, control and manage Optelecom-NKF
network devices.
MX/IP
Enable MX
In addition to the proprietary MX/IP protocol, a C-54 E module can be
accessed, configured and managed using a variety of open standards
introduced in chapter 6. Therefore, it is possible to disable the entire
MX protocol.
MX notifications
IP address
With 255.255.255.255 as the IP address for the manager, the MX
notifications would be broadcast over the subnet.
Port
Generally, the MX notifications port must not be modified.
Unsolicited
notifications
interval
Sends the module status as MX notification at the specified interval to
be picked up by a management program.
Retransmission
count
If desired, notifications can be retransmitted. With a retransmission
count value of 2, the actual number of transmissions equals 3
(including the original transmission).
Retransmission
interval
Sets the frequency of retransmissions.
Figure 7.64 Device Management, MX tab
