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ASMxxxx Series User’s Manual

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Note: Access to certain email addresses may be restricted by the SMTP Server being used. Emails to outside email

addresses are generally not allowed by organisations’ own email servers. At this time, this SMTP Email Alarms feature

does not support the SSH authentication or encryption requirements that some email servers may require.

SNMP

Send Alarm Notifications (Traps):

Selects if sending SNMP Traps are enabled or disabled.

SNMP GET Requests (Port 161):

Selects if Port 161 is enabled or disabled for SNMP GET requests. The default setting is ‘disabled’ for optimum security.

SNMP Community String:

Sets the SNMP Community String value used for both Alarm Notifications (Traps) and GET Requests. The default value is ‘public’.

SNMP Manager IP Address:

Selects the IP address that SNMP notifications (Traps) will be sent to. Both a Primary and Secondary address may be used if

required for redundant SNMP server configurations.

SNMP Manager Listening Port:

Selects the port number used by the SNMP Manager. Both a Primary and Secondary address may be used if required for

redundant SNMP server configurations.

Note: SNMP MIB files for the ASM are available from RFI.

Defaults:

Clicking this button enters the factory default values for the Communications settings, which are:

DHCP Disabled

IP Address 192.168.1.200

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

Gateway 192.168.1.254

Discard Changes:

Click this button to restore the values to those present when the page was last re-displayed.

Note that if invalid values are being displayed after a Save attempt, these values may not match the current repeater configuration.

In this case, just select the Configure/Communications menu item again to re-display the current configuration.

Save:

This will attempt to save the values entered. If any out of range values are present, nothing will be saved and the problem settings

will be highlighted with a red background.

Note: Unlike the other configuration pages, this will not Activate (or “apply”) the Ethernet settings if they have been changed.

Ethernet changes can only be activated by restarting the ASM unit, either by cycling the power, or through the

Maintenance/Restart menu item.

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