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3. Press the Return key.
If the format is invalid, the “INVALID IP FORMAT” message
appears. Re-type the Trap Destination IP address using the correct
format.
appears. Re-type the Trap Destination IP address using the correct
format.
4. Highlight the Trap Community Name field.
5. Enter the community name of the device to receive traps and then press
the Return key.
If you press the Return key without entering a community name, the
field defaults to <CR>.
field defaults to <CR>.
6. Highlight the Enable Traps field.
7. Enter Y (yes) to send traps from the MicroMMAC-T to the destination
workstation, or N (no) to prevent traps from being sent.
8. Highlight the SAVE command and then press the Return key.
The “SAVED” message appears indicating that your changes have
been saved to memory.
been saved to memory.
4.3.5 The RING SECURITY Screen
The MicroMMAC-T acts as the Ring Security Monitor for the entire ring.
Users who have Super-User privileges can control access to the Token
Ring network through the RING SECURITY screen (Figure 4-8). When
Ring Security is enabled, the MicroMMAC-T stores in a secure database
in NVRAM an allowed stations list consisting of the MAC addresses of up
to 255 stations on the network.
Users who have Super-User privileges can control access to the Token
Ring network through the RING SECURITY screen (Figure 4-8). When
Ring Security is enabled, the MicroMMAC-T stores in a secure database
in NVRAM an allowed stations list consisting of the MAC addresses of up
to 255 stations on the network.