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Riedel MediorNet TDM 7.2 User Manual

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MediorNet TDM 7.2 User Manual I00
Reserved IDs
The IDs 1002 to 1024 are reserved by the MediorNet system and have the following meaning:
3rd Party
ID
IDs on
protocol layer
Meaning
1002
1001
No connection to destination
1003
1002
Delete connection
1004
1003
Connection to destination is interrupted
1005
1004
Reserved for future use
1006
1005
Source without ID connected to destination
1007 ... 1024
1006 ... 1023
Reserved for future use
SNMP3.3.3.9
For accessing status information from the MediorNet system, an SNMP interface (Simple Network Management
Protocol) on UDP/IP port 161 is available. This interface provides read-only access via the SNMPv2 protocol.
figure 124: SNMP configuration
Frame
Display of available nets with colored indicator. Assigned frames are expanded / collapsed
by clicking the arrow on the left side of the net name.
Node ID
node ID of the respective frame.
IP
IP address and netmask of the respective frame.
Activated
-
SNMP disabled
Active
SNMP enabled
Activates the protocol on the selected frame.
Deactivates the protocol on the selected frame.

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Riedel MediorNet TDM 7.2 Specifications

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BrandRiedel
ModelMediorNet TDM 7.2
CategoryConference System
LanguageEnglish

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