SNMPv3 Traps
An administrator can configure up to 20 users to receive notifications from the RPC2 communications module. Users must
be identified by IP address or hostname, trap listen port and community string.
To configure SNMPv3 traps:
1. From the side navigation bar of the System tab, click Manage Protocol - SNMP - V3 Traps.
2. Enter the user name, port number and destinations.
3. Use the drop-down menu to enable or disable notifications.
4. Check the box to enable the heartbeat feature.
5. Click the Save icon.
6. To verify the configuration, click the Verify icon.
PARAMETER DESCRIPTION
Entry Enter up to 20 targets to receive traps.
User Name The IP address or network name of the host to receive traps.
Notify Enable or disable notifications being sent to the user from the module.
Destination
The IP address or the network name of the network host to receive notifications from the module. Use a comma to separate multiple
hosts.
Heartbeat Check the box to enable a heartbeat check.
Port The Trap Listen Port where traps are sent. Use 162 if the host computer uses standard ports.
Clear Click
Clear
to delete all values for this entry.
Table 3.10 SNMPv3 Traps Descriptions
Web Server
An administrator can configure access to the module through the web interface.
To configure access through the web interface:
1. From the side navigation bar of the System tab, click Manage Protocol - Web Server.
2. Use the drop-down menu to select either HTTP or HTTPS for the web server.
3. Enter the port number for the HTTP or HTTPS server.
4. Enter the amount of time in seconds the RPC2 communications module refreshes.
5. Click the Save icon when finished.
Certificate
The Network Interface Card allows you to either generate a new self-signed certificate or upload a new certificate.
To generate a new self-signed certificate:
1. From the side navigation bar of the System tab, click Manage Protocol - Web Server - Certificate.
2. Ensure the Generate a New Self-Signed Certificate radio button is selected.
3. Enter the certificate information in the following fields.
4. Click the Generate Certificate icon.
To upload a new certificate (Windows):
1. Install Git for Windows from https://git-for-windows.github.io/.
2. Accept the default settings and check for the GitBASH run icon to be placed on your desktop.
3. Run GitBASH. After a few moments, GitBASH presents a bash prompt.
4. Create a folder to hold the script and PEM files.
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