Sony BKMW-E3000 SNMP Variable Settings Page

SNMP Variable Settings Page

The e-VTR provides the SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) function that allows management information on devices on the network, such as the e-VTR, to be monitored by external monitoring applications.

SNMP settings can be made in the SNMP Variable Settings page.

For details on SNMP settings, refer to the Installation Manual.

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Contents

Page For the customers in the USA For customers in Canada For the customers in Europe Warning Note to service personnel installing the board Table of Contents Overview Preparations Starting e-VTRManager Registering e-VTRs Monitoring File Contents Storing/Playing Files Using a PC Transferring Files Web Application Operations File Page Operations Overview MXF file transfer and reception (file management) Windows application network services Using the e-VTRcontrol panel to transfer FTP/HTTP files e-monitorfunctions User registration Backing up Setup menu settings SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) function External server link of metadata Automatic file-systemdata operations with an external server Connecting two e-VTRs Connecting multiple e-VTRsand a server Connecting multiple e-VTRsand a mass storage server Preparations Checking the state of the network NETWORK button Setting the Tape Top and the Beginning of the File M550: LEADER LENGTH: M551: LEADER TC: M552: LEADER SIGNAL: Viewing the Network Settings Enabling File Reception when Using a Cassette without a Memory Label Enabling File Creation Exceeding the Capacity of a Memory Label disable (default setting): Applying Changes to Basic Network Settings Resetting User Names and Passwords Setting the Maximum Transfer Rate best effort (default setting): Send data at the maximum 1 Mbps to 50 Mbps: Setting the Transfer Processing for Nonrecorded Sections 5 sec to 30 sec Copying the Timecode Recorded in the Source Cassette off (default setting): on: Enabling File Transfer Through Control Panel Operation To transfer files through the control panel To transfer a specified portion on the tape as a file To specify the transmission size (duration) for the HTTP server Starting e-VTRManager File menu View menu Window menu Help menu Registering e-VTRs Registering the Device Information at a Time by Reading a File Page VTR Window Configuration File display mode list Normal (default): Total: Proxy : Metadata Directory indication Entering the Title and ID of a Cassette (under Superuser Privilege) Setting procecure File System Import: User Name for FTP/HTTP Server, Password for FTP/HTTP Server: Creating Files (under Superuser Privilege) Modifying record entries Deleting record entries Changing record entry positions in the list Automatically Creating Files from Tape or Memory Label Information Monitoring File Contents Storing/Playing Files Using a PC Transferring Files Transferring multiple files at once Stopping or canceling a file transfer Overwrite: Change Filename: Changing File Attributes (Change Attribute) To change the filename To change the owner name To change access priviledges To change the file type Web Application Operations Supported Web browsers To exit the Web application Product Information Network Information File Page Operations Displaying and Modifying Attributes of Existing Files Updating the Content of File and Entry Record Lists File Name: File name File Type: Property: Maintenance Page Operations Device Information Maintenance Mode (pages accessible from the Maintenance Mode list) Hours Meter Page H01: OPERATION HOURS (accumulated operation time) H02: DRUM HOURS (accumulated head drum rotation time) H03: TAPE HOURS (accumulated tape running time) H04: THREADING COUNTER (total number of threading) Error Logger Page User Registration page for the superuser User Registration page for general users SNMP Variable Settings Page Network Information Page Dynamic Host Configuration IP Address Subnet Mask HTTP Proxy Server MXF D10 Transfer Destination Page Protocol Hostname/IPAdrs User Name Password MXF Proxy AV Transfer Destination Page Setting the DNS server Setting the HTTP Proxy Server