Elproma Smart Manager SNMP: Różnice pomiędzy wersjami
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[[File:ESM_snmpcontrol.png|350px]] | [[File:ESM_snmpcontrol.png|350px]] | ||
Button description: | '''Button description:''' | ||
1. Enable/Disable the SNMP module on the modem.<br> | 1. Enable/Disable the SNMP module on the modem.<br> | ||
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3. Delete the configuration from the modem. Deleting the configuration from the modem also results in automatic deactivation of the SNMP module in the modem.<br> | 3. Delete the configuration from the modem. Deleting the configuration from the modem also results in automatic deactivation of the SNMP module in the modem.<br> | ||
How do I start the SNMP module? | '''How do I start the SNMP module?''' | ||
1. Load a configuration file into the modem. The SNMP configuration file should be named "snmpd.conf". Correctly loading the file will result in the SNMP configuration status changing to "Loaded".<br> | 1. Load a configuration file into the modem. The SNMP configuration file should be named "snmpd.conf". Correctly loading the file will result in the SNMP configuration status changing to "Loaded".<br> | ||
2. Next, use the butto n marked 1 to enable the SNMP module on the modem. Correctly enabling the SNMP module will result in the SNMP status changing to "Enabled".<br> | 2. Next, use the butto n marked 1 to enable the SNMP module on the modem. Correctly enabling the SNMP module will result in the SNMP status changing to "Enabled".<br> | ||
'''Note:''' Loading an SNMP configuration file with a name other than "snmpd.conf" will result in an unresponsive modem. | |||
==SNMP configuration file generation== | ==SNMP configuration file generation== | ||
Note: The | '''Note:''' The Elproma Smart Manager application only provides a simple SNMP file generator function and is not a sophisticated tool. With the generator, it is possible to generate a configuration file template, which will allo w the SNMP module to be started quickly. | ||
[[File:ESM_snmpconfiguration.png|600px]] | [[File:ESM_snmpconfiguration.png|600px]] | ||
Button description: | '''Button description:''' | ||
1. Add SNMPv2c community string, IP and trap port.<br> | 1. Add SNMPv2c community string, IP and trap port.<br> | ||
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7. Generate configuration file.<br> | 7. Generate configuration file.<br> | ||
How do I add an SNMPv2c configuration to a file? | '''How do I add an SNMPv2c configuration to a file?''' | ||
1. In the SNMP v2c field, click "Add". | 1. In the SNMP v2c field, click "Add". | ||
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[[File:ESM_snmpconfigurationaddv2c.png|600px]] | [[File:ESM_snmpconfigurationaddv2c.png|600px]] | ||
3. Accept the data entered using the "Save" button. After this operation, the item should appear in the list in the SNMP v2c field. How do I add the SNMP v3 configuration to the file? | 3. Accept the data entered using the "Save" button. After this operation, the item should appear in the list in the SNMP v2c field. | ||
'''How do I add the SNMP v3 configuration to the file?''' | |||
1. In the SNMP v3 Users field, click "Add". | 1. In the SNMP v3 Users field, click "Add". | ||
2. Fill in the fi elds in the configuration window. | 2. Fill in the fi elds in the configuration window. | ||
[[File:ESM_snmpconfigurationaddv3.png|600px]] | |||
3. Accept the data entered with the 'Save' button. After this operation, the entry should appear in the list in the field SNMP v3 Users. | |||
'''How do I generate the configuration file?''' | |||
1. After completing the fields of the configurator, it is possible to generate the file using the "Generate" | |||
2. Then select the location where the configuration file will be saved. | |||
3. Once the file has been generated, a preview (in read mode) will be displayed in the generator window. | |||
Wersja z 10:15, 31 lip 2023
In the SNMP tab, it is possible to manage the SNMP module and to generate a simple SNMP configuration file to be loaded into the modem.
SNMP Control
Button description:
1. Enable/Disable the SNMP module on the modem.
2. Load the SNMP configuration file.
3. Delete the configuration from the modem. Deleting the configuration from the modem also results in automatic deactivation of the SNMP module in the modem.
How do I start the SNMP module?
1. Load a configuration file into the modem. The SNMP configuration file should be named "snmpd.conf". Correctly loading the file will result in the SNMP configuration status changing to "Loaded".
2. Next, use the butto n marked 1 to enable the SNMP module on the modem. Correctly enabling the SNMP module will result in the SNMP status changing to "Enabled".
Note: Loading an SNMP configuration file with a name other than "snmpd.conf" will result in an unresponsive modem.
SNMP configuration file generation
Note: The Elproma Smart Manager application only provides a simple SNMP file generator function and is not a sophisticated tool. With the generator, it is possible to generate a configuration file template, which will allo w the SNMP module to be started quickly.
Button description:
1. Add SNMPv2c community string, IP and trap port.
2. Edit SNMPv2c community string, IP and trap port.
3. Remove the community string from the list.
4. Add SNMPv3 user profile.
5. Edit SNMPv3 user profile.
6. Remove SNMPv3 user profile from the list.
7. Generate configuration file.
How do I add an SNMPv2c configuration to a file?
1. In the SNMP v2c field, click "Add". 2. Fill in the fields in the configuration window with the community string and the IP and port of the trap.
3. Accept the data entered using the "Save" button. After this operation, the item should appear in the list in the SNMP v2c field.
How do I add the SNMP v3 configuration to the file?
1. In the SNMP v3 Users field, click "Add". 2. Fill in the fi elds in the configuration window.
3. Accept the data entered with the 'Save' button. After this operation, the entry should appear in the list in the field SNMP v3 Users.
How do I generate the configuration file?
1. After completing the fields of the configurator, it is possible to generate the file using the "Generate" 2. Then select the location where the configuration file will be saved. 3. Once the file has been generated, a preview (in read mode) will be displayed in the generator window.