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DataMover ESS User’s Guide
SIMREX MAN.ESS-01, Rev. F
SIMREX Corporation
3.1
MS INTRODUCTION
The transceiver’s embedded management system is accessible through
various data interfaces. These include the
COM1 (
serial) port,
LAN
(
Ethernet) port, and via SNMP. Essentially the same capabilities are
available through any of these paths.
For SNMP management, the transceiver is compatible with SIMREX
D-View
software. Refer to SIMREX publication MAN.D-VIEW for
more information on this tool. For support of other SNMP software, a
set of MIB files is available for download from the SIMREX Web site
at
www.simrex.com
. A brief summary of SNMP commands can be
found at
SNMP Agent Configuration
section on Page 49
of this manual.
The transceiver’s Management System and its functions are divided into
five functional groups as listed below.
•
Section 3.3,
BASIC DEVICE INFORMATION
(beginning on
Page 38)
•
Section 3.4,
CONFIGURING NETWORK PARAMETERS
(beginning on Page 42)
•
Section 3.5,
RADIO CONFIGURATION
(beginning on Page
51)
•
Section 3.6,
CONFIGURING THE SERIAL INTERFACES
(beginning on Page 61)
•
Section 3.7,
CYBER SECURITY CONFIGURATION
(beginning
on Page 78)
•
Section 3.8,
PERFORMANCE VERIFICATION
(beginning on
Page 85)
•
Section 3.9,
MAINTENANCE
(beginning on Page 100)
Each of these sections has a focus that is reflected in its heading. The
section you are now reading provides information on connecting to the
Management System, how to navigate through it, how it is structured,
and how to perform top-level configuration tasks.
Figure 3-1
on the fol-
lowing page shows a top-level view of the Management System (MS).
3.1.1 Differences in the User Interfaces
There are slight differences in navigation, but for the most part, the con-
tent is the same among different user interfaces. You will find a few dif-
ferences in capabilities as the communications tool is driven by
limitations of the access channel. Below are examples of the Starting
Information Screen seen through a terminal and a Web-browser, respec-
tively.
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