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UPS Management
Alarm Configuration
Once activated, RM&D Service will provide you email notifications for any of the configured alarms. To configure
the alarm list for email notification, use the SNMP/Web adapter‟s web interface and Configure using SMTP ->
Alarm notification Web page.
NOTES:
1.
Alarm Configuration is common for both Local & Remote Monitoring.
2.
By Default , all the available Alarms will be enabled
3. For GPRS Connection, assuming direct Connection between Router and SNMP/Web adapter, Configuration
web page for alarms is not accessible. This means all the available alarms will be notified.
Security
As any other device connected to a network, the adapters are exposed to security threats. This section details the
advanced security features provided by the SNMP/Web adapters. Users should use the information provided in
this section to correctly configure the cards and implement all security features deemed appropriate to the instal-
lation environment.
User Authentication & Authorization
In this context, authentication means establishing the digital identity of anyone attempting to access the adapters
though one of the available interfaces. Most of the supported protocols implement a username/password pair as
a mean for user identification.
This is different from authorisation, which means verifying whether a user is allowed to have access to
data or specific services. The SNMP/Web adapters allow making full use of both protection mechanisms.
User Management
The adapters come with a predefined supervisor user, whose default username and password are ge and ge. New
users can then be created using either the console or the web interface.
NOTE
: Only the supervisor user can create new users.
To create a new user, the following information shall be specified:
• Username / password
• User class (access rights)
• Available services
User class
Users are divided in three separate classes based on access rights.
Supervisor
Predefined user; it can be renamed but not deleted; it cannot be created (only one super-
visor user is allowed). This user has all access rights. It is the only user who can perform
user management (creation/deletion of users).
Read/write access
(rw)
Access with read/write rights. Can access and modify all setting with the exception of
user management. These access rights should be restricted to professional users (e.g.
Network Administrators).
Read-only access
(ro)
Access only for reading. Can access most settings but cannot modify them. Most users
are expected to be created with this profile.
