Radwin 2000+ SERIES User Manual - Editing

RADWIN

2000+

Series

User

Manual

Release

4.2.40

7

‐

21

Management

RADWIN

Manager

Community

Strings

The

ODU

communicates

with

the

RADWIN

Manager

using

the

SNMPv1

or

SNMPv3

protocol.

The

SNMPv1

protocol

defines

three

types

of

communities:

•

Read

‐

Only

for

retrieving

information

from

the

ODU

•

Read

‐

Write

to

configure

and

control

the

ODU

•

Trap

used

by

the

ODU

to

issue

traps.

The

Community

string

must

be

entered

at

log

on.

You

must

know

the

password

and

the

correct

Community

string

to

gain

access

to

the

system.

You

may

have

read

‐

only

privileges.

It

is

not

possible

to

manage

the

ODU

if

the

read

‐

write

or

the

read

Community

values

are

forgotten.

A

new

Community

value

may

be

obtained

from

RADWIN

Customer

Service

for

the

purpose

of

setting

new

Community.

You

must

also

have

available

the

serial

number

or

the

MAC

address

of

the

ODU.

The

read

‐

write

Community

strings

and

read

‐

only

Community

strings

have

a

minimum

of

five

alphanumeric

characters.

(

bru1

and

bru4097

are

not

permitted).

Changing

the

trap

Community

is

optional

and

is

done

by

clicking

the

check

box.

Editing

SNMPv1

Community

Strings

When

editing

these

strings,

both

read

‐

write

and

read

‐

only

communities

must

be

defined.

Upon

logging

on

for

the

first

time,

use

the

following

as

the

current

Community:

•

For

Read

‐

Write

Community,

use

netman

.

•

For

Read

‐

Only

Community,

use

public

.

•

For

Trap

Community,

use

public

To

change

a

Community

string:

1.

Type

the

current

read

‐

write

Community

(default

is

netman

).

2. Choose

the

communities

to

be

changed

by

clicking

the

check

box.

3. Type

the

new

Community

string

and

re

‐

type

to

confirm.

A

community

string

must

contain

at

least

five

and

no

more

than

32

characters

excluding

SPACE,

TAB,

and

any

of

“>#@|*?;."

4. Click

OK

to

save.

Editing

SNMPv3

Passwords

To

commence

the

process,

you

must

enter

the

current

Read

‐

Write

Community

password

as

shown

in

the

first

field

of

Figure 7

‐

12

below.

Change

the

Read

‐

Write

an

d

Read

‐

Only

passwords

as

indicated.

A

password

must

be

between

8

and

31

characters

long.

The

same

character

restrictions

for

the

SNMPv1

community

strings

also

apply

here.