SIMREX DataMover ESS, User Manual

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Restart DHCP Server
—Selecting this option forces the transceiver
to start servicing DHCP requests using the Starting Address.
Payload data will not be interrupted but may experience some
delays as new addresses are distributed.
3.4.5 SNMP Agent Configuration
The transceiver contains over 100 custom SNMP-manageable objects as
well as the IETF standard RFC1213 for protocol statistics, also known
as MIB II. Off-the-shelf SNMP managers such as Castle Rock Com-
puting
SNMPc ™ and Hewlett Packard HP OpenView ™ may also be
used to access the transceiver’s SNMP Agent’s MIB. The transceiver’s
SNMP agent supports SNMPv3.
The objects are broken up into nine MIB files for use with your SNMP
manager. There are textual conventions, common files and specific files.
This allows the flexibility to change areas of the MIB and not affect
other existing installations or customers.
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msdreg.mib
—SIMREX sub-tree registrations
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mds_comm.mib
—SIMREX Common MIB definitions for
objects and events which are common to the entire product fam-
ily
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inet_reg.mib
—SIMREX sub-tree registrations
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inettrv1.mib
—SNMPv1 enterprise-specific traps
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inettrv2.mib
—SNMPv2 enterprise-specific traps
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inet_comm.mib
— MIB definitions for objects and events which
are common to the entire ESS Series
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inet_ap.mib
—MIB definitions for objects and events for an
Access Point transceiver
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inet_sta.mib
—Definitions for objects and events for a Remote
radio
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inet_sec.mib
—For security management of the radio system.
SNMPv3 allows read/write operation. SNMPv1/2 allows only
for read-only access.
NOTE: SNMP management requires that the proper IP address,
network and gateway addresses are configured in each trans-
ceiver of the associated network.
In addition, some management systems may require the MIB
files to be compiled in the order shown above.