Configuration and management
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4.4
Configuration using different tools
BAT54-Rail/F..
Release
7.54
06/08
D %m - LAN MAC address (hexadecimal, no characters, no seperators)
D %s - serial number
D %n - device name
D %l - location
D %d - device type
Examples:
The following example shows how a firmware file named 'LC-1811-
5.00.0019.upx' in the directory 'LCOS/500' from a server with the IP address
'192-168.2.200' is loaded onto the device:
D
LoadFirmware -s 192-168.2.200 -f LCOS/500/LC-1811-5.00.0019.upx
The following example shows how a script matching to the MAC address
from a server with the IP address '192-168.2.200' is loaded onto the device:
D
LoadScript -s 192-168.2.200 -f L%m.lcs
If the case that the parameters
-s
and/or
-f
are not entered, the device uses
standard values which are set under the directory
/setup/config/TFTP-Cli-
ent
:
D
Config-address
D
Config-filename
D
Firmware-address
D
Firmware-filename
It is recommendable to use the standard values as long as the configuration
and firmware update is continually saved under the same name and directo-
ry. Using this procedure the current files can be loaded with the commands
LoadConfig
and
LoadFirmware
.
4.4.5 SNMP
The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP V.1 as specified in RFC
1157) allows monitoring and configuration of the devices on a network from
a single central instance.
There are a number of configuration and management programs that run via
SNMP. Commercial examples are Tivoli, OpenView from Hewlett-Packard,
SunNet Manager and CiscoWorks. In addition, numerous programs also ex-
ist as freeware and shareware.
Your BAT can export a so-called device MIB file (Management Information
Base) for use in SNMP programs.
Configuration tool Run
WEBconfig Get Device SNMP MIB (in main menu)
TFTP
tftp 10.0.0.1 get readmib file1
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