EMS Wireless EkoMini M1.9, Руководство оператора

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IM 610179-1, Rev 02
08/25/06
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Setup the Monitoring - SNMP Page
You need to setup the IP address where the heartbeat messages and any alarm messages will
be sent. You can also set the time between heartbeats. Note: A heartbeat is a message sent
from the repeater to the SNMP Server IP Address that shows the repeater is still operating.
Site ID
The Site ID is set to identify the repeater site. This is part of the message sent to the SNMP
server. You can use this field to shut off the SNMP messages or to set the Site ID to be equal to
the NAI code in the modem as described below.
Shutting off SNMP Messaging
If you would like to shut of the SNMP messaging you can change the Site ID field to blank, in
other words clear the field and then hit the save button. All SNMP messages will be disabled.
Setting the Site ID to the modem NAI. If you enter NAI in the Site ID field the EkoMini will read
everything in the modem NAI to the left of the ‘@’ sign and use this as the Site ID in the SNMP
messages.
SNMP Server IP Address
This is the address where the repeater sends the messages. Provided by the wireless service
provider. Needs to be in IP Address format, 255.255.255.255 type format.
Heartbeat Time
Sets the time period between the heartbeats. The wireless service provider should specify this.
Retry Count and Delay
Set the number of times the repeater will try to send an alarm and the period of time between
resends. A few times 60 seconds apart should be fine.
Wireless Modem NAI
This shows the NAI that is programmed into the PCMCIA wireless modem.
Wireless Modem ESN
This is read from the PCMCIA modem. They are display for convenience. Note that every
modem manufactured has a unique ESN, so this field uniquely identifies a particular modem.
Enterprise Number
This shows part of the SNMP message sent to the SNMP server.
Wireless IP