ACCESS GATEWAY
38 Installing the Access Gateway
The administrative login and password were changed
Enter new operator login: newop
Enter new operator password: *****
Retype new operator password: *****
The operator login and password were changed
Enter RADIUS remote test login: rad
Enter new RADIUS remote test password: *****
Retype new RADIUS remote test password: *****
The RADIUS remote test login and password were changed
You must use the new login user name(s) and password(s) to access the system.
Setting the SNMP Parameters (optional)
You can address the Access Gateway using an SNMP client manager (for example, HP
OpenView). SNMP is the standard protocol that regulates network management over the
Internet. To do this, you must set up the SNMP communities and identifiers. For more
information about SNMP, see “Using an SNMP Manager” on page 52.
1. Enter c (configuration) at the Access Gateway Menu. The Configuration menu appears.
2. Enter sn (snmp).
3. Enable the SNMP daemon, as required. The system displays any existing SNMP contact
information and prompts you to enter new information. If this is the first time you have
initialized the SNMP command since removing the Access Gateway from its box, the
system has no information to display (there are no defaults).
4. Enter the SNMP parameters (communities and identifiers). The SNMP parameters include
your contact information, the get/set communities, and the IP address of the trap recipient.
Your SNMP manager needs this information to enable network management over the
Internet.
5. If you enabled the SNMP daemon, you must reboot the system for your changes to take
effect. In this case, enter
y (yes) to reboot your Access Gateway.
Sample Screen Response:
Configuration>sn
Enable the SNMP Daemon? [Yes]:
Enter new system contact: newname@domainname.com
[Nomadix, Newbury Park, CA]
If you want to use SNMP, you must manually turn on SNMP.
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