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Chapter 5: Using the Web Manager 97
3. Accept or change the text in the Contact field.
4. Accept or change the location in the Location field.
5. Click OK.
6. Click Save and apply changes.
To begin configuring SNMP for a device:
1. Log into the Web Manager as an administrative user.
2. Select the Config
- SNMP menu option and the Access tab.
3. Click the Configure button next to the name of the device to configure. The Target Device
Device <devicename> SNMP settings window appears.
To configure a device’s SNMP access settings:
1. Select a device to configure on the Config
- SNMP - Access page, as described under To begin
configuring SNMP for a device: on page 97.
2. Click Edit under the Service Processor SNMP setting heading. The Target Device
<devicename> SNMP settings dialog appears.
3. Enter the identifier for the object to be managed in the OID field.
4. Select a version from the SNMP version pull
-down menu.
5. If either the v1 or v2c version is selected in step 4, enter a community name in the
Community field.
-or-
If the v3 version is selected in step 4, perform the following steps:
a. Enter the username required for authentication in the User name field.
b. Select an authentication method from the Auth method pull
-down menu.
c. Enter an optional authentication password in the Auth pass field.
d. Select an encyrption method from the Encryption pull
-down menu.
e. Enter an optional encryption password in the Crypt pass field.
6. Click OK.
To configure users’ SNMP access settings:
Perform this procedure to configure how users on the public side authenticate themselves to the SP
manager, whether they are using SNMP functionality on the SP manager itself or SNMP
functionality proxied from the device.
1. Select a device to configure on the Config
- SNMP - Access page, as described under To begin
configuring SNMP for a device: on page 97.
2. Click the Add access button under the SNMP access settings heading. The Target Device
-<devicename> - SNMP access configuration screen appears.
- MergePoint™ 1
- 5224/5240 1
- USA Notification 2
- Canadian Notification 2
- MergePoint™ 5224/5240 3
- Service Processor Manager 3
- Table of Contents 5
- Table of Contents v 7
- List of Figures 11
- List of Tables 13
- Installation Introduction 15
- MERGEPOINT 16
- Modem Types and Options 18
- Power Management Unit Options 18
- -tilt bar 19
- Basic Installation Procedures 21
- Connecting Devices 24
- Advanced Installation Topics 31
- Telephone 32
- Administration Introduction 35
- SP Manager 38
- User and Group Configuration 39
- Security Profiles 39
- Services 41
- Telnet service configuration 42
- Telnet client configuration 42
- DHCP client 42
- DHCP server 43
- IPSec VPN connections 48
- PPTP VPN connections 50
- Manager 52
- Syslog servers 53
- Private Ethernet ports 53
- Public Ethernet ports 53
- Failover 53
- Ethernet media configuration 54
- Dial-in and Callback Access 55
- Power Management Options 57
- Target Device Configuration 59
- 5224/5240 SP Manager 64
- -in chains 69
- Using the Web Manager 71
- Dialogs in the Web Manager 73
- Web Manager Wizard 74
- Configuring routes 76
- Configuring failover 76
- Upgrading IPDU Software 82
- Configuring the AUX Port 83
- - AUX Port menu option 84
- Configuring PC Cards 86
- -down menu on the PCMCIA 88
- -down menu on the 88
- - Date/time menu option 88
- Local boot options 89
- Network boot options 90
- Configuring Outbound Email 91
- # gunzip 92
- Configuring Target Devices 93
- Configuring Users and Groups 95
- Configuring Device Groups 97
- - Authentication menu option 100
- -down menu 100
- 5240 SP Manager 104
- Configuring Notifications 104
- - Notifications menu option 105
- -down menu. If the 105
- Configuring Sensor Alarms 107
- Configuring SNMP 110
- - SNMP menu option 113
- - Host settings menu option 115
- Configuring Hosts 117
- Configuring Static Routes 118
- Configuring VPN Connections 118
- Viewing System Information 121
- - Product upgrades 123
- - Restart menu option 124
- Administration Tasks Not 125
- Performed in the Web Manager 125
- -mounted directory 128
- -t ext2 /dev/hdc1 /mnt/opie/) 128
- -in or Telnet connection: 131
- Configuring the DHCP Server 134
- -q priv0" 136
- -ins Using cli 136
- -flow type to both 137
- -flow both 137
- Configuring Routes With cli 141
- Saving Configuration Changes 142
- saveconf 143
- MergePoint5224 login: root 145
- Password: password 145
- -out] [retries] 150
- Using the cli Utility 157
- Interactive mode 158
- Batch mode 158
- Autocompletion 162
- Enter> 163
- Parameters that can be added 165
- -source <IPaddress>] 174
- Default: no setting 178
- Appendices 179
- Login failure 180
- Web manager stops responding 181
- Firmware image is corrupted 181
- Target device types 183
- Appendices 171 185
- Appendices 173 187
- Using the sptemplate utility 188
- Appendices 179 193
- Appendices 181 195
- Why define private subnets? 196
- Configuring a private subnet 197
- Appendices 189 203
- Appendices 191 205
- Appendices 193 207
- IP: 192.168.4.22 208
- Appendices 195 209
- Appendices 199 213
- Boot file location 214
- Changing the boot image 216
- <N> completed 219
- Appendix E: Technical Support 222
- Numerics 223
- Index 211 225
- Index 213 227
- Index 215 229
- Index 217 231
- Index 219 233
- Index 221 235
- Index 223 237
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