Quick Eagle Networks DL3800E manual IP Bridging to a Remote Unit

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	Table 4-9 SNMP Configuration Options (Continued)
Option	Description/Action
SNMP Baud Rate	This feature selects the SNMP port’s baud rate.
	To set or change the SNMP port baud rate, move the highlight bar to SNMP
	Baud Rate, and press the Space Bar to toggle between the options until
	the desired speed appears. The options are: 300; 600; 1200; 2400; 4800;
	9600; 19,200 and 38,400. (Default - 9600)
	If the SNMP Baud rate is changed, it is necessary to change the baud rate at
	the connection to the SNMP manager before continuing. The same is true for
	modifying the parity and/or number of stop bits.
SNMP Bits & Parity	This feature selects the SNMP port’s parity.
	To set or change the SNMP Parity, move the highlight bar to SNMP Bits &
	Parity, and press the Space Bar to toggle between the options until the
	desired parity appears. The options are: None, Odd, and Even. Bits is always
	set at 8. (Default - None)
SNMP Stop Bits	This feature selects the SNMP manager stop bit requirement.
	Move the highlight bar to SNMP Stop Bits, and press the Space Bar to
	toggle between the options 1,1.5, or 2. (Default-2)

To update the SNMP database with all the changes made, move the highlight bar to CONFIRM, and press the Enter key. Changes can be confirmed after each change or after all changes have been made.

IP Bridging to a Remote Unit

The IMUX unit now supports bridging of selected IP packets to the remote IMUX unit. The bridged packets are transported between the remote unit and the local NMS/SLIP port using the proprietary Embedded Data Link. In order to minimize bandwidth constraints, only the following protocols are bridged:

• SNMP

• Ping (ICMP Echo Request/Echo Response, a subset of full ICMP)

• TFTP

• SNMP Traps from remote

The illustration below shows the SNMP Configuration from the SYSTEM UTILITIES MENU.

The IMUX unit has a configurable “Remote IP Address” parameter used to identify the remote unit. The remote IMUX’s “Unit IP Address” parameter should be set to the same value, although this is not strictly necessary.

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