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4.1
RMS
ADVANCED
RMS LITE
OOPERATIONPERATION
OPERATOR CONTROL ELEMENTS
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4.2
Note
INITIAL STATE
LINDY RMS
N: RMS
L:Rechenzentrum
C: Fred Clever
I192.168.018.103
N255.255.255.000
B192.168.018.255
G192.168.018.200
Never connect both COM interfaces at the same time!
In the initial state, various status messages are displayed cyclically in the LCD display. Each message is displayed for approximately 2 seconds.
Device name
SNMP Information (> 4.5.1)
–Name (N)
–Location (L)
–Contact (C)
Network Information (> 4.5)
–IP Address (I)
–Netmask (N)
–Broadcast Address (B)
–Gateway Address (G)
MonitoringRack MonitoringSystemSystem
