Minicom Advanced Systems 116 IP manual Snmp Events table, Table below list all events recorded

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SMARTRACK 116 IP

12.1 SNMP Events table

The table below list all events recorded.

Event Text

Code

Comment

 

 

 

"System Boot"

1010

Reported upon device boot up.

 

 

 

"Server Busy ask

1030

Attempt to connect when another user is already connected. The 2nd user has

for disconnect..."

 

permission for takeover, sent before the 2nd user actually takes over the

 

 

session.

 

 

 

"User login

1040

On every successful user login to the device.

succeeded"

 

 

 

 

 

"Login failed

1050

Login failed due to wrong user name or password.

wrong user

 

 

name or

 

 

password"

 

 

 

 

 

"Login not

1060

Login denied since a user with higher permission is connected (takeover not

succeeded

 

allowed).

server busy"

 

 

 

 

 

"Logout"

1070

User Logout (end of remote access session).

 

 

 

"Disconnected

1110

Takeover has been successfully performed; the previous user has been

by another user"

 

disconnected.

 

 

 

"Hardware

1200

Device internal hardware failure. Try disconnecting any other attached device

Failure"

 

and re-boot. If problem persists contact technical support.

 

 

 

"Hard reset

1220

Power cycle command issued, only relevant when a special power-cycle

power cycle

 

product is attached to the device (e.g., KBPower).

command"

 

 

 

 

 

"Viewer login"

1230

User connected in view-only mode (while another user is connected in a

 

 

regular session).

 

 

 

"Viewer logout"

1240

User connected in view-only mode has disconnected.

 

 

 

"Global access

1250

Device has been blocked for access by an administrator; remote access is

disabled "

 

disabled until the device is unblocked.

 

 

 

“Block User

1260

User blocked due to too many login attempts failure per policy in

Account”

 

configuration.

 

 

 

Successful User

2010

Successful User Login CONF_USER_EVENT_LOGIN_SUCCEEDED

Login

 

 

 

 

 

Login is not

2020

Login is not successful – wrong user access level.

successful –

 

CONF_USER_EVENT_LOGIN_NOT_SUCCEEDED_WRONG_LEVEL

wrong user

 

 

access level.

 

 

 

 

 

Wrong user

2030

Wrong user name or password. Login is not successful.

name or

 

CONF_USER_EVENT_LOGIN_NOT_SUCCEEDED_WRONG_USER_NAME_OR_PASSWOR

password

 

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Contents SmartRack 116 IP User Guide Table of Contents Troubleshooting Safe mode Updating the firmware Manually updating ROCs Technical precautions WelcomeKey features SectionIntroduction Hardware kit contents System componentsPre-installation guidelines Connecting to a rack Avoiding general rack mounting problemsAdjust the rear bracket to fit your cabinet, see below Tightening the 7 screws Using the longer bracket for rack depth of 905 ~ 990mm Connecting three flat screws to the rear of the consoleConnecting the KVM Switch 116 IP Removing the six screwsConnecting the bracket a to the sides of the Switch SmartRack Switch system configuration 116 switchConnecting ROCs to servers Connector tableConnecting a ROC PS/2 Connecting a ROC USB ROC PS/2 connectionsInitial settings Default IP address Connecting the CAT5 cablesConnecting to the network Connecting the power supplyStatic IP addresses for a number of units Boot-up process Logging into the Web interface SSL Certificate notesNetwork Configuration 11.1 LANNetwork Snmp Settings 11.2 KVM.netSnmp Events table Table below list all events recordedConfsecuritychanged Administration User Settings AdministratorAdding a user Editing a userDeleting a user Blocking a userAdministration Switch Configuration Administration User TargetsSecurity Settings User Targets ConfigurationSecurity SSL Certificate Standard security policy High security policyMaintenance Firmware Upgrade Restore Factory SettingsSaving changes and logging out Starting a remote sessionSelect Run as administrator Taking over a busy remote session ToolbarSwitching to a different server Changing the performance settingsAdjusting the Video settings Manual Video AdjustRefresh Auto Video Adjust Manual Video Adjustments controlsPower cycle Keyboard key sequencesSynchronizing mouse pointers Click Stop RecordingAligning the mice pointers Calibrating mice pointersManual mice synchronization Examples Minicom icon menu features Mouse Emulation Dialog boxTroubleshooting Safe mode Full screen modeDisconnecting the remote session Entering Safe mode Safe mode procedureRestoring factory defaults Safe mode menuReboot Restoring the device firmwareSwitching between computers OSDKeyboard hotkeys OSD settings F2 Navigating the OSDSelecting a computer General settings General Settings windowUser Status U 24.1.5 F7 Defaults Ports settingsTime settings Time settings windowUsers settings window UsersSecurity OSD Help window F1Tuning F5 Scanning computers- F4Moving the label F6 DDC F10Connecting the SmartRack 116 IP system Installing the softwareConnecting the RS232 Download cable Upgrading the SmartRack 116 IP firmwareStarting and configuring the SmartRack 116 IP Update Smartrack 116IP SwitchVerifying the version numbers Button or Box FunctionObtaining new firmware Updating the firmware Troubleshooting the Update software Manually updating ROCsResetting through the Update software Setting default values for the OSDCommunication Error message Getting the current statusUser Guide Technical specifications Flash RJ11ROCs Video resolution and refresh rates SafetyUser guide feedback Weee complianceRegional Offices
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Minicom Advanced Systems has made significant strides in the realm of data center infrastructure solutions, particularly with the introduction of the Minicom Advanced Systems 116 IP. This device is designed primarily for providing advanced control and management for IT professionals seeking robust and efficient ways to manage access to their server rooms and IT environments.

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