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Figure 20

New Device screen

3Enter the connection details for this new device in the applicable fields. the following table Table 15 "New Device fields" (page 43) describes the New Device fields.

Table 15

New Device fields

Field

Description

 

 

Device

Specifies the IP address for the network access

 

device you are adding.

 

 

User Name

Specifies the user name to connect with the

 

specified device.

 

 

Password

Specifies the password to connect with the

 

specified device.

 

 

Device Type

Specifies the type of network access device to

 

connect to.

 

The default value is Secure Network Access

 

Switch.

 

Note: This field is not editable for this release.

 

 

SNMP Community

Specifies the SNMP community name setting.

Name

This field is not used for Secure Network Access

 

Switch device types.

 

 

Nortel Secure Network Access Switch Software Release 1.6.1

Installing and Using Security and Routing Element Manager (SREM)

NN47230-301 02.01 Standard

1.6.116 July 2007

Copyright © 2007, Nortel Networks

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NN47230-301 specifications

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