Digital Link DL3800 DS1, Руководство пользователя

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4-34 DL3800 DS1 Inverse Multiplexer User Guide—February 1999
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Unit IP Subnet Mask The Unit IP Subnet Mask is a 32-bit quantity that identifies which bits in the IP
address identify the physical network. The user can specify up to three different
IP addresses.
To set or change the Unit Subnet Mask, move the highlight bar to
Unit
Subnet Mask
, and enter a 32-bit quantity. Press
Enter
when finished.
Trap IP Address The Trap IP Address is a 32-bit quantity that identifies the SNMP manager, the
address to which the node sends any event messages.
To set or change the Trap IP Address, move the highlight bar to
Trap IP
Address
, and enter a 32-bit quantity. Press
Enter
when finished.
Port This allows the user to set the port the DL3800 will use to send traps. The
setting
SLIP
will cause traps to be sent out the NMS SLIP port on the local
unit. The setting
Remote
will cause the unit to send traps over the embedded
data link across the T1s.
Read Community String This alphanumeric identifier, up to 32 characters in length, identifies a portion
of the SNMP network that is able to read messages from the node.
To set or change the Read Community String, move the highlight bar to
Read
Community String
and enter an alphanumberic identifier, up to 32
characters in length. Press
Enter
when finished.
Write Community String This alphanumerical identifier, up to 32 characters in length, identifies a
portion of the SNMP network that can write messages to the node.
To set or change the Write Community String, move the highlight bar to
Write
Community String
, and enter an alphanumeric identifier, up to 32
characters in length. Press
Enter
when finished.
Trap Community String This alphanumeric identifier, up to 32 characters in length, identifies a portion
of the SNMP network that is able to receive event messages from the node.
To set or change the Trap Community String, move the highlight bar to
Trap
Community String
, and enter an alphanumerical identifier. Press
Enter
when finished.
Table 4-9 SNMP Configuration Options (Continued)
Option Description/Action