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TANDBERG 1700 MXP manual 119, Snmp Settings, Snmp Trap Host, Snmp Community

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Control Panel > Network Settings > LAN Settings

SNMP Settings

TANDBERG 1700 MXP USER GUIDE

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SNMP Trap Host

Identifies the IP-address of the SNMP manager. SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol, SNMP Ver 1) is used to monitor and configure different entities in a network. The system’s SNMP Agent responds to requests from SNMP Managers (a PC program etc.). SNMP traps are generated by the agent to inform the manager about important events.

Traps can be sent to multiple SNMP Trap Hosts. Enter the IP address of up to three SNMP man- agers. All traps will then be sent to the hosts listed.

SNMP Community

Used to authenticate SNMP requests. SNMP requests must have a ‘password’ in order to receive a response from the SNMP agent in the codec.

Note! The SNMP Community name is

case sensitive. The default password is public

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TANDBERG 1700 MXP manual 119, Snmp Settings, Snmp Trap Host, Snmp Community

Contents

1700 Trademarks and Copyright Disclaimer & License Agreements Disclaimer & License Agreements, Patent Information Operator Safety / Environmental Issues Safety Instructions Environmental Issues Finding the Information You Need Getting Acquainted with the System Operator Safety / Environmental IssuesDisclaimer & License Agreements Control Panel Video Meeting FeaturesMultiSite Features Call HandlingHeadset Output Levels from System Getting Acquainted with the System Preparing for Use Viewing Angle AdjustmentConnecting Cables Connecting HeadsetWaking Up the System Even Incoming Calls Wake Up the System Remote Control UnitRemote Control Navigation Basics Waking Up the SystemBasic Menu Navigation Rules Operating PrinciplesPicture Control icon Camera AdjustmentsAbout Camera Adjustments Adjusting the CameraIcons Appearing on the Screen About Selfview Navigation Tools Using Selfview in a Point-to-Point CallSelfview Screen Layout Using the Remote Control to Determine the Screen LayoutAbout Local PC Display Local PC DisplayMic Off Loudspeakers or Headset? Adjusting the VolumeUsing the Internal / Headset Switch Sound MattersUsing the Numerical Keypad in Alphanumerical Mode Numerical Keypad FeaturesWhat Happens When You Press a Key on the Numerical Keypad? Using the Number Key SettingsStandby To Enable Immediate Standby ModeLeaving Standby Mode To Enable Delay Standby Mode for 3 HoursCall Handling About Access Codes Access CodesChoosing Between Video and Telephone Call Making Point-to-Point Video & Telephone Calls ManuallyMaking Video Calls Manually Making Telephone Calls ManuallyAbout the Phone Book Making Point-to-Point Calls Using the Phone BookSystem Asks for Access Code? Making Calls Using the Phone BookCalling Two Parties Simultaneously About this FeatureUnattended Transfer Transfer of a SIP Call Non-MultiSite Systems OnlyAbout Transfer Consultative TransferConferences MultiSite Conferences Adding CallsAbout MultiSite Default Call Settings are defined in Call Quality Altering the Call SettingsAbout Call Settings To Alter the Call SettingsUtilizing Streaming StreamingTo View the Streaming To Reject an Incoming Call Answering an Incoming CallIncoming Calls will Produce the Below Menu To Accept an Incoming CallEnding a MultiSite Call Ending an Ongoing CallEnding a Point-to-Point Call Call Log Placed, Missed & Received Calls Basic Phone Book FeaturesAccessing the Phone Book Accessing the alphanumeric charactersSearching in the Phone Book Searching in the Phone BookAbout Searching in the Phone Book My Contacts Adding New Contacts to the Phone BookAdding a New Contact Manually Adding a New Contact Directly from the Call LogEntry icon Editing Entries in the Phone BookEditing a Contact in My Contacts Deleting a Contact in My ContactsBandwidth for a MultiSite Contact Call Creating Multisite Contacts in the Phone BookAbout Multisite Contacts Defining a New MultiSite ContactDeleting a MultiSite Contact in My Contacts Editing Multisite Contacts in the Phone BookViewing the Participants in a MultiSite Contact Editing the Participants in a MultiSite ContactVideo Meeting Features Features Overview Panning, Tilting, and Zooming the Far End Camera Far End Camera Control Pan, Tilt and ZoomAbout Far End Camera Control End tab Far End Camera Control Using Far End Camera PresetsAbout Camera Presets Camera PC/DVD/VCR VNC Back PresentationAbout Presentation Running a PresentationDual Stream and Bandwidth Running a Presentation Using Dual Video StreamDual Video Stream About Dual Video StreamAbout Snapshots Taking a Snapshot Using the Remote ControlSnapshots Far End Video Options Gaining Access to the Far End Video SourcesAccessing the Far End Video Sources About Far End Video SourcesChatting with the Other Party ServicesText Chat About Text ChattingMultiSite Features Video Meetings with Several Participants an Overview Requesting and Releasing Floor Automatic Full Screen When Requesting FloorRequest and Release Floor About Requesting and Releasing FloorAssigning Floor Automatic Full Screen When Requesting FloorAssign Floor About Assigning Floor Names Terminal NamesAbout Terminal Names Displaying Terminal NamesLayout Options Available Setting Display LayoutLayout About LayoutControl Panel Remote Control Control Panel Options Control Panel settings BackAn Overview of the Control Panel An Overview of the Control Panel Settings Clear an Existing Password Password Protection of the Control Panel SettingsPassword Protection Set a PasswordGeneral Settings an Overview Save LanguageLanguage International NameEntering a system name System Name SettingsSystem Name Autoanswer AutoanswerPath Phone Book SettingsIP address External Services External ServicesPermissions To upload access codes to the system, follow these steps About Access Code ApplicationsDefining and Uploading Access Codes Access Codes Activated How It LooksScreen Settings Restart Software OptionsTime Format Date and Time SettingsTime Zone Date FormatMenu Settings Kiosk Mode Kiosk Mode SettingsStartup Settings Icons Presentation Settings an Overview Presentation Start / H239 Enabling Call Video Source Call Video SourcePresentation Source Snapshot Source Snapshot SourceAuto-Display Snapshot PIP Placing PIP PlacingAddress VNC SettingsVNC Settings PasswordAbout PC SoftPresenter Configuring the VNC Server SoftwareShowing PC Contents Using the PC Soft Presenter & VNC PC SoftPresenter and VNCCall Quality Settings an Overview 264 Video Algorithm261 263Audio Algorithm AAC-LD 128 kbps Stereo Audio AAC-LD 128 kbps Stereo AudioNatural Video Natural VideoMaximum Upstream Rate kbps Video Quality Video QualityAbout Intelligent Video Management IVM on Tandberg Systems Default Call Settings an Overview Call Type Default Video Call SettingsAuto 323 Default Net SettingsNetwork Bandwidth Default Bandwidth SettingsGraphical View Audio Settings an OverviewLevel Settings Alert Tones and VolumeHeadset Output Levels from System Level SettingsHeadset input Headset OutputKey Tones Alert Tones & VolumesAlert Volume 100 Graphical View of Settings101 Video Settings an OverviewMCU Status Line 102Floor to Full Screen 103Web Snapshot 104105 MultiSite Picture ModeMultisite picture mode Video Name 106Video Name 107 Security Settings an OverviewEncryption mode PasswordsEncryption Country specific 108Encryption 109 Network Settings an Overview110 IP SettingsEthernet Speed IP Access PasswordDNS Settings 111112 Settings113 Settings II Gatekeeper SettingsCallManager IP Settings III CallManager Settings114 NAT Address Settings IV Advanced NAT Settings115 About Network Address Translation nat116 SIP SettingsCurrent RFC’s and Drafts supported 117118 Wireless LAN SettingsSnmp Community Snmp Settings119 Snmp Trap Host120 IP ServicesQoS Type Quality of Service I QoS Type121 IP Precedence Video Quality of Service II IP Presedence VideoAudio Video Data Signalling IP Type of Service TOS 122Audio Quality of Service III IP Presedence Telephony123 IP Precedence TelephonyDiffserv Video Quality of Service IV Diffserv Video124 Diffserv telephony Quality of Service V Diffserv Telephony125 Identity 126IEEE802.1x Anonymous IdentityNetwork Profiles 127Data Port 128Data Port 129 Restore Default SettingsDefault Settings 130 Wlan Ssid 131Number / total number of pages for this topic 132On-line User Guide 133 Diagnostics an OverviewSystem Information 134System Information Call Status 135Detailed Call Status 136System Selftest 137138 View Adminstrator SettingsAdminstrator settings IP Address Conflict Check 139140 Audio demo 141Audio Demo