Cisco Model GS7000 4-Port Node 1 GHz with 42 54 Split Installation Guide

 

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Confirm that the cable modem configuration file has been successfully modified and 
tested prior to deploying transponders into the system in quantity. 

The transponder manages SNMP filters and trap destinations via the 
docsDevNmAccessTable. To ensure proper management of SNMP access, such as 
limiting access to certain SNMP managers or allowing the transponder to send 
SNMP/HMS traps, the docsDevNmAccessTable must be populated via the cable 
modem configuration file. 

Additional object identifiers (OIDs) may be added to further configure other options 
such as the transponder HTTP port, its username and password configuration 
information, and support for Telnet server access. See Using the Craft Port (on page 
35) and Using the Web Interface (on page 43) for details. 

The following is a sample cable modem configuration file. Include only those OIDs 
that will provide the desired features and functionality. 

 

Note: The configuration file entries shown above starting with "docsDevNmAccess" 
all end with ".1." The ".1" is a row index indicating row 1 in the docsDevNmAccess 
table. Additional rows can be added to this table by adding additional sets of 
docsDevNmAccess entries with different row indexes. A given row index may be 
used only once.