Buffalo 000000004 User Manual

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The Settings interface may be accessed through a web browser by 

normal or encrypted protocol.
HTTP
HTTP access is recommended for trusted networks only.
HTTPS
HTTPS encrypts communication for use with any network.
SNMP
If enabled, the router can be configured using SNMP management 

software.

Different versions of SNMP are only partially compatible. Configure this 

setting to match the version of SNMP that your management software 

uses.
v1/v2c
Use this setting with managers that support SNMPv1 or SNMPv2c. To 

access MIB, use a (Get/Set/Trap) community.
v3
Use this setting with managers that support SNMPv3 USM (MD% 

authentication and DES encryption). To read MIB (get), use “administrator 

name and password” or “username and password”. To write MIB (Set), use 

“administrator name and password”.
Note:  For v3, use a password with at least 7 characters.

Enter the community name (6-32 characters) that is specified when 

“GETRequest” is sent by the SNMP manager to the AirStation.

Enter the community name (6-32 characters) that is specified when “SET 

Request” is sent by the SNMP manager to the AirStation.

Select whether to enable or disable trap transmission with the 

AirStation’s SNMP agent. Disabled by default.

Enter the community name (6-32 characters) that is used to send “Trap 

Notification” to the SNMP manager. The default value is “public”.

Specify the destination host to which “Trap Notification” is sent. SNMP 

manager of the destination host must be working. The default value is 

blank.