Tut Systems XL-12000S manual TUT Systems Advanced Modem Features

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XL-12000S

MANAGED, HIGH-SPEED NETWORK MODEM USER GUIDE

The lower part of the screen designates which SNMP NMS stations will receive traps.

Navigate to this screen by selecting “N” from the Main Menu.

Figure 8.1 SNMP Management Screen

Table 8.1 Specific field information for the SNMP Management screen.

FIELD

DESCRIPTION

Community Name:

Every agent must be configured to recognize one or more

 

community names up to 20 characters. The default settings

 

for communities are “public” and “private”. The default

 

setting for trap recipients is “public.”

 

 

NMS Network Address:

The address of the NMS. The default settings for the NMS

 

Network addresses are 0.0.0.0

 

 

Privileges (R/W):

Choose either “R” for read or “W” for read/write privileges.

 

If community name is “private”, default setting is “W”.

 

If community name is “public”, default setting is “R”. Read

 

access honors SNMP get-requests and get-next-requests.

 

Write access honors SNMP set-requests, get-requests, and

 

get-next-requests.

 

 

To save your changes, press <Enter> and wait while the configura- tion is updated. Then press <Ctrl-X> to return to the Main Menu.

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8.0 ADVANCED MODEM FEATURES

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Contents XL-12000S Print Warranty Policy Warranty SummaryIi TUT Systems Table of Contents Figures Tables Vi TUT Systems XL-12000S Product Overview Technical Specifications What’s in the Box DescriptionInstallation RJ-45 10Base-T Straight-through CableInstallation TUT Systems 10Base-T Cable Power LED Panel Indicators and ConnectorsFront Panel Indicators Activity LEDsTUT Systems Panel Indicators and Connectors Console Port Rear Panel Indicators and Connectors10Base-T Link LED Power and Boot Up Sequence Configure the Modem Quick StartTUT Systems Configure the Modem Serial Session/Version ID Screen Detailed Procedures Choosing the Appropriate Bridging/ Routing OptionAdministration Building Basic BridgingFor Modem Bridging Example Two Advanced Bridging Bridging Example Two Advanced BridgingBack to Table of Contents For Modem Routing Example One Using a Router and Bridge Combination IP Routing OnlyFor Modem 2 Bridge Routing Example Two Using a Router and Router Combination For Modem Bridge Non-IPConfiguration used for the modems in Bridge Non-IP example Block Packets Cursor Movement and Data Entry User Interface Keyboard CommandsNavigation Between Screens XL-12000S Keyboard Commands KEY DescriptionProcedures for Initial Configuration HyperTerminalConfigure the Modem TUT Systems Login Display User LoginFailed Login Attempts Login Display ScreenMain Menu Display Modem Management10 Modem Management Screen Field Description Telnet Setup Modem Configuration11 Modem Configuration Screen Configure the Modem TUT Systems Remote management session to the modem Password 12 Password Change ScreenSpecific field information for the Password Change Screen Advanced Modem Features Snmp ManagementTUT Systems Advanced Modem Features Modem Dhcp Relay Agent Dhcp Relay Agent ScreenUpgrade Software From the Main Menu select DTo install a new version Detailed Steps for Running Tutxlutil Tutxlutil /f upgrade-file /u username /p password target Modem Statistics Modem StatusModem Statistics TUT Systems Modem IP Packet Statistics Press Ctrl-X to return to the Main Menu Troubleshooting Troubleshooting TUT Systems Cannot Telnet to the modem Snmp cannot locate the modem No host named target was found Technical Support Equipment Return and Repair Maintenance and RepairTechnical Assistance and Customer Support Appendix a Pinout Assignments Appendix B Reference Screen Shots TUT Systems Appendix B Reference Screen Shots 11 Modem Configuration Screen Snmp Management Screen Upgrade Software Screen Modem IP Packet Statistics Screen Measuring Phone Wire Appendix C Measure Line LengthAppendix D Subnet Mask Table Appendix D Subnet Mask Table TUT Systems 232 Page TUT Systems