Configuring the Cisco Media Convergence Server 7830
Table 1 | Configuration Data for Cisco Media Convergence Server 7830 | |
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Configuration Data |
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Your name. |
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The name of your organization. |
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Product ID. This is the ID number found on the Windows NT Certificate of |
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Authenticity shipped with the |
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Computer name. This is a unique network name for the |
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name must conform to Windows NT naming conventions. |
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How will the server participate on the network? |
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• Do not connect at this time. |
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• Computer will participate in one of the following ways: |
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— Wired to the network (ISDN or network adapter) |
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— Remote access (modem) |
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DHCP parameters. |
| Cisco recommends that you program a fixed IP address for the |
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| server through TCP/IP properties instead of using DHCP. |
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SNMP properties. |
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• For Agent, you can set the following: |
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— Contact |
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— Location |
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— Service (Physical, Applications, Datalink/Subnetwork, Internet, |
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• For Traps, you can set the following: |
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— Community name |
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— Trap destinations |
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• For Security, you can set the following: |
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— Send authentication trap |
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— Accepted community names |
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— Accept SNMP packets from any host |
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— Accept SNMP packets only from selected hosts |
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