Nortel Networks NN46225-300 manual Viewing and customizing per device properties, Parameters box

34 Starting Device Manager

Application launch with ring tone	When checked, the ring tone will sound
	every time you launch Device Manager.
	This is the default behavior.
Save SNMPv3 Devices to Open Last	When checked, you can open a device
	using Device > Open Last by SNMPv3
	without reentering the required
	SNMPv3 authentication information.
	Note, however, that this is not secure.
	JDM prompts with a warning message
	that indicates a possible security threat
	because the devise opens without
	having to enter security information.
	When this box is unchecked, the saved
	SNMPv3 authentication information for
	all devices is erased. JDM prompts you
	to verify the change.
	JDM resets the required parameters
	for the devices open using SNMPv3
	only when this option is enabled. In
	this case, you can select a device
	from a list of devices that Device
	Manager has accessed through
	SNMPv3 without having to enter
	the required SNMPv3 user name,
	authentication protocol/password, and
	privacy protocol/password again.
Telnet	By default, Device Manager uses the
	Telnet that comes with the operating
	system. To specify a different Telnet,
	click User-Definedand specify the
	path. Specify any parameters in the
	Parameter(s) box.
SSH	By default, Device Manager uses the
	SSH that comes with the operating
	system. To specify a different SSH,
	click User-Definedand specify the
	path. Specify any parameters in the
	Parameter(s) box.

Viewing and customizing per device properties

Use this procedure to view and customize the per device property settings.

Procedure steps

Step Action

1If you have a device open, from the Device Manager menu bar, choose Device > Properties > Current.

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NN46225-300 02.02 Standard

4.21 October 2007

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