Cabletron Systems TRXI-24 User Manual
LOCAL MANAGEMENT
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The Security Access Level
Each MIB component that the TRXI supports (e.g., RMON, DLM, etc.)
has its own “password” for each possible level of access (ranging from
Basic Read-Only to Super-User).
has its own “password” for each possible level of access (ranging from
Basic Read-Only to Super-User).
Note: A complete list of Super-User Community Names (also called
Community Strings) resides in the Cabletron proprietary chassis MIB.
The MIB group chCompName provides the names of the MIB
components. The MIB group chCompSUCommStr provides individual
MIB component Community Names/Strings.
Community Strings) resides in the Cabletron proprietary chassis MIB.
The MIB group chCompName provides the names of the MIB
components. The MIB group chCompSUCommStr provides individual
MIB component Community Names/Strings.
The component information corresponds numerically – by last digit. In
other words, each instance (i.e., OID element) in the chCompName
group indicates its match in the chCompSUCommStr group.
other words, each instance (i.e., OID element) in the chCompName
group indicates its match in the chCompSUCommStr group.
In order to access a specific MIB’s components, you must set the
appropriate MIB password in the COMMUNITY NAME field.
appropriate MIB password in the COMMUNITY NAME field.
Note: The default Super-User password (public) allows you to access all
MIB components. To change the SNMP Tools screen COMMUNITY
NAME field, you must have Super-User access to Local Management.
MIB components. To change the SNMP Tools screen COMMUNITY
NAME field, you must have Super-User access to Local Management.
To set the SNMP Tools screen COMMUNITY NAME:
1.
Use the arrow keys to highlight the field to the right of
COMMUNITY NAME.
COMMUNITY NAME.
2.
Enter the Community Name necessary for Super-User access for
any specific MIB (e.g., channelA for Repeater Rev. 4 MIB).
any specific MIB (e.g., channelA for Repeater Rev. 4 MIB).
3.
Press the Return key. The Community Name changes.
Getting and Setting OIDs
To get an OID:
1.
Highlight GET, using the arrow keys.
2.
Press the Return key. “<GET> OID (=|F9)” appears.