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When all the settings are made, click OK to return to the SNMP Access Control card.

Trap Server

Trap Management allows you to setup the configuration of the Trap Server program. When a WWB (or WEC) is powered on, or its Ethernet port becomes active, the WWB (or WEC) will send messages to the assigned trap server to report these activities.

To assign a trap server, click New/Edit Trap Server (Figure 23). Assign a station as a trap server by entering its IP address and network port type. Click OK.

To remove a trap server from the list, highlight it and click Delete. Click Delete All to remove all assigned trap servers from the list.

Figure 23. Configuration/Trap Server

When the WWB (or WEC) is powered on, or an Ethernet port becomes active, an event log will be generated indicating the time, the MAC ID of the reporting WWB

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Contents NDC World Wide Web User’s GuideNational Datacomm Corporation Technical SupportTrademarks NWH6210 package should contain the following items Packing ListNWH2610 package should contain the following items Table of Contents Upgrade Firmware EW /E DIT /D Elete a H OST a Ddress List of FiguresIntroduction InstantWave Wireless LAN Products InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Automatic Discovery of InstantWave Products Windows NT Windows 95/98Windows 2000/XP System Requirements for the InstantWave Management System Regulatory Domain Terminology Used in this GuideDomain Name/SSID RoamingWEP How to Use this Guide Plan the wireless network Infrastructure Network Types Access PointWireless Computer-1 Computer-2 With WEC Plan the NetworkSingle AP Network Multiple AP Network Planning WWB and WEC for your wireless networkComplex Infrastructure network Multiple AP Installation Single AP InstallationPlanning an Infrastructure Network Roaming InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Color Function NWH6210 Panels and ConnectorsLED Indicators NWH6210 Hardware DescriptionConnector Function ConnectorsNWH2610 Panels LED Indicators NWH2610Install the InstantWave Management System Hardware Pre-ConfigurationHosts View Using the InstantWave Management SystemAuto-Discovery Auto-DiscoveryPopup Menu Dhcp Configuration ConfigurationDhcp Filter Static IP ConfigurationConfiguration/Filter Configuration/Wireless Setting Wireless SettingMode AuthenticationName Ssid DomainEthernet/Fixed Address EthernetEthernet/Idle Time Idle TimeEncryption Configuration/EncryptionInstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Configuration/SNMP Access Control Snmp Access ControlNew/Edit Address Trap Server Configuration/Trap ServerSummary Information MonitorMonitor/Summary Wireless StatisticsMonitor/Statistics Upgrade Firmware Upgrade FirmwareLoad Default ResetPartition the network according to the physical location Advanced SettingBatch mode operation Manage the Iwms Host TableCreate a Host Table via Automatic Discovery New/Edit/Delete a Host Address on the Host Table Import Host Table to check device’s availabilityImport the Configuration Profile from a File Export a Configuration profile to a FileImport the Configuration Profile from a File Hardware InstantWave Product Placement GuidelinesMounting the WWB InstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Symptom Suggested Solutions TroubleshootingInstantWave 11Mbps WWB/WEC Support from Your Network Supplier Technical SupportHardware NDC Limited WarrantyLimited Warranty Service Procedures Services after Warranty Period Specifications Receiver Firmware UpgradeTemperature TransmitterMHz AppendixChannel Center Spain France Japan Number FrequencyMAC ID IndexWEP