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Chapter 7: Device Management 

 

The Dominion KX II Event Management feature provides a set of 
screens for enabling and disabling the distribution of system events to 
SNMP Managers, Syslog, and the audit log. These events are 
categorized, and for each event you can determine whether you want the 
event sent to one or several destinations.   

 

Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a protocol governing 
network management and the monitoring of network devices and their 
functions. The Dominion KX II offers SNMP Agent support through Event 
Management.  

 

1.  Choose Device Settings > Event Management - Settings. The Event 

Management - Settings page appears. 

2.  Select SNMP Logging Enabled. This enables the remaining SNMP 

fields. 

3.  In the Name, Contact, and Location fields, type the SNMP agent's 

name (that is, the device's name) as it appears in the Dominion KX II 
Console interface, a contact name related to this device, and where 
the Dominion device is physically located.   

4.  Type the Agent Community String (the device's string). An SNMP 

community is the group to which devices and management stations 
running SNMP belong. It helps define where information is sent. The 
community name is used to identify the group. The SNMP device or 
agent may belong to more than one SNMP community. 

5.  Specify whether the community is Read-Only or Read/Write using 

the Type drop-down list. 

6.  Configure up to five SNMP managers by specifying their Destination 

IP/Host Name, Port #, and Community. 

7.  Click the Click here to view the Dominion SNMP MIB link to access 

the SNMP Management Information Base. 

8. Click 

OK. 

 

1.  Select Enable Syslog Forwarding to log the device's messages to a 

remote Syslog server.