Enable Snmp Traps | Edimax Technology EW-7205AP specs

Wireless LAN Access Point Configuration

Authorization Table Enable

If checked, only devices with MAC Addresses in the Authorization Table can connect to the Access Point.

Enable SNMP Traps

Pull down the Setup menu and select the Enable SNMP Traps submenu to enable or disable SNMP traps. SNMP Traps are messages indicating the action of the Access Point displayed in the right bottom corner of the main window.

Trap Reassociation

This trap message is sent when a station’s reassociation request is received from the Access Point-Bridge.

Trap Association

Indicates the reception of an association request packet and the sender station's successful association with the Wireless Bridge.

Trap Disassociation

This trap message is sent when a disassociation notification packet is received from a station.

Trap Reset

This trap message is sent when the Access Point-Bridge resets.

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Edimax Technology EW-7205AP user manual Enable Snmp Traps

Contents

Wireless LAN Access Point Table of Contents Package Contents Features Specifications Physical Description System RequirementFront Panel Back Panel Description Introduction Locate an optimum location for the Wireless LAN Access Point Hardware Installation is complete How to Install the AP Utility Using the AP UtilityAccess Point Snmp Manager AP Utility For Example Wireless MAC Address Parameters Description MAC AddressRegulatory Domain Ethernet IP Address Wireless Channel Wireless FragmentationWireless RTS Threshold Parameters Description Auto Rate Fall Back Parameters/Buttons Description Authentication Type Access Point NameOperational Rate Set Beacon Period Parameters/Buttons Description Operational Mode User AccessAdministrator Administrator Access Parameters/Buttons Description Snmp Traps WEP 128 keys #1-#4 Access Point Snmp Manager How to Install the Snmp Manager Wireless LAN Access Point Configuration Wireless LAN Access Point Configuration Wireless LAN Access Point Configuration Using the Snmp Manager Default IP Address Default Sub Mask Connecting to the Access Point Connect to the Access Point Find Access Point Configuring the Access Point Download Changes Filtering Configuration IP ConfigurationRefresh Operational Settings Privacy Options Essid Shared Key Open SystemBoth Modify Authorized MAC Address Enable Snmp Traps Authorization Password Setting Reset Device Restore DefaultViewing the Wireless Statistics Polling Interval Associated Station Wireless Statistics Ethernet Statistics Wireless LAN Access Point Firmware Upgrade Tftp Client Using the Tftp Client How to Install the Tftp ClientTftp Client Wireless LAN Access Point Firmware Upgrade Can the Wireless Access Point act as my Dhcp Server? Can the Wireless Access Point connect to PC directly?What is Ad-hoc? What is Infrastructure? What is a MAC Address? What is WEP?Can data be intercepted while transmitting through the air?