50CHAPTER 4: CONFIGURING THE ACCESS POINT USING A WEB BROWSER
10Do nothing with the RTS Threshold setting. RTS/CTS operation is not supported at this time.
11Click Clear Entries to reinstate the default settings.
12Click Save Settings to save your entries on this page.
Configuring the SNMP An SNMP manager application gains access to the AP SNMP agent if the Agent management application has the AP’s IP address. To ensure security when SNMP is
used, the SNMP agent can be configured as
See the 3Com MIB on the Wireless LAN Installation and Utilities disk for specific entries.
The AP supports SNMP V1,
1Select
2Select a mode for SNMP Agent Mode.
■Disabled disables SNMP functions.
■
■Read/Write (default) allows get, set, and trap operations.
3Enter a
4Enter a
This password is for and identifies users with read/write privileges. This password should be the same password as the System Password used to gain access to the System Configuration page.
5Enter the IP address of the trap manager for Trap IP Address.
6Select Enabled or Disable All for All SNMP Traps.
Use this feature to disable all traps or to selectively enable the individual traps. The default value is Disabled. The table below explains the traps.
SNMP Trap | Description | Default Value |
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Cold Boot | Sends a trap to the manager when the | Deselected |
| AP cold boots. |
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Authentication Failure | Indicates that community strings other | Deselected |
| than those specified for the |
|
| and Read/Write Community were |
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| submitted. |
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Radio Restart | Sends a trap to the manager for radio | Deselected |
| restart. |
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Access Control | Sends a trap to the manager when an | Deselected |
Violation | ACL violation occurs. |
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DHCP Change |
| Deselected |
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7Click Clear Entries to reinstate the default settings.
8Click Save Settings to save your entries on this page.
