Calrec OMEGA, Руководство по установке

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2 Omega
with Bluefin
snmp messagIng
Calrec digital consoles provide SNMP
messages from the console’s AWACS
fault reporting system.
The message sent is the same text that is
displayed when clicking on specific fault
reports on the AWACS screen.
The console PC is normally supplied with
two RJ45 network interfaces. Current
systems use a Gigabit interface card
for linking to a Gigabit switch when
Hydra networking is in use. The PC also
has a conventional 100 baseT network
connection as part of the motherboard
and it is this port that is used for SNMP
messaging.
With appropriate network configuration,
a topic going beyond this console
installation manual, this same port can
also provide access to the station/house
IT network for the purpose of backing up
console memories to drives other than the
one within the console PC.
Setting up SNMP reporting
SNMP reporting must first be enabled by
clicking in the Enable box within the Setup
Application.
The two console network interfaces are
displayed in the drop down box, shown
above in the process of having one
selected. Identify which is which either
by reference to the IP address where
this is already known, or by going to the
Windows Control Panel to verify which
card is the 100 Base one, i.e. not the
Gigabit one used for any Hydra network
connections.
The name and IP address of the SNMP
server is entered in the lower field. Avoid
making house network connections which
use the same subnet as the one used for
the Hydra network.
The SNMP server software needs to be
configured to process the messages it
receives and the necessary definition
information is contained in the
Management Information Base (MIB) file:
CALREC-TRAPS-MIB.txt.
This can be found on the console PC in
the path:
C:\ALPHA\FRONTEND\.