Quick Eagle Networks DL3800E manual Option Description/Action

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	Table 4-9 SNMP Configuration Options
Option	Description/Action
Unit IP Address	The Unit IP Address is a 32-bit quantity which uniquely identifies the node in
	the IP network. This address is used by the SNMP manager to access
	information from the node.
	To set or change the Unit IP Address, move the highlight bar to Unit IP
	Address, and enter a 32-bit quantity. Press Enter when finished.
Unit IP Subnet Mask	The Unit IP Subnet Mask is a 32-bit quantity that identifies which bits in the IP
	address identify the physical network.
	To set or change the Unit Subnet Mask, move the highlight bar to Unit
	Subnet Mask, and enter a 32-bit quantity. Press Enter when finished.
Trap IP Address	The Trap IP Address is a 32-bit quantity that identifies the SNMP manager, the
	address to which the node sends any event messages.
	You can specify up to three different IP addresses.
	To set or change the Trap IP Address, move the highlight bar to Trap IP
	Address, and enter a 32-bit quantity. Press Enter when finished.
Read Community String	This alphanumeric identifier, up to 31 characters in length, identifies a portion
	of the SNMP network that is able to read messages from the node.
	To set or change the Read Community String, move the highlight bar to Read
	Community String and enter an alphanumeric identifier, up to 31
	characters in length. Press Enter when finished.
Write Community String	This alphanumerical identifier, up to 31 characters in length, identifies a
	portion of the SNMP network that can write messages to the node.
	To set or change the Write Community String, move the highlight bar to Write
	Community String, and enter an alphanumeric identifier, up to 31
	characters in length. Press Enter when finished.
Trap Community String	This alphanumeric identifier, up to 31 characters in length, identifies a portion
	of the SNMP network that is able to receive event messages from the node.
	To set or change the Trap Community String, move the highlight bar to Trap
	Community String, and enter an alphanumerical identifier. Press Enter
	when finished.

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