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Chapter 3 - Additional Features
User Guide 247
You can configure the /etc/snmp/snmpd.conf file as indicated later in this section.
1. Snmp version 1
• RFC1155 - SMI for the official MIB tree
• RFC1213 - MIB-II
2. Snmp version 2
• RFC2578 - Structure of Management Information Version 2 (SMIv2)
• RFC2579 - Textual Conventions for SMIv2
• RFC2580 - Conformance Statements for SMIv2
3. Snmp version 3
• RFC2570 - Introduction to Version 3 of the Internet-standard Network Manage-
ment Framework
• RFC2571 - An Architecture for Describing SNMP Management Frameworks
• RFC2572 - Message Processing and Dispatching for the Simple Network Manage-
ment Protocol (SNMP)
• RFC2573 - SNMP Applications
• RFC2574 - User-based Security Model (USM) for version 3 of the Simple Network
Management Protocol (SNMPv3)
• RFC2575 - View-based Access Control Model (VACM) for the Simple Network Man-
agement Protocol (SNMP)
• RFC2576 - Coexistence between Version 1, Version 2, and Version 3 of the Inter-
net-standard Network Management Framework
4. Private UCD SNMP mib extensions (enterprises.2021)
• Information about memory utilization (/proc/meminfo)
• Information about system status (vmstat)
• Information about net-snmp packet
5. Private Black Box Vendor MIB ( enterprises.2925 )
- BLACK BOX 1
- Advanced Console Server 1
- Version 2.1.4 Revision 1a 1
- User Guide 1
- Table of Contents 10
- Audience and User Levels 13
- How to use this Guide 14
- Conventions and Symbols 15
- Glossary Entries 16
- Quick Steps 16
- Parameter Syntax 16
- Spacing and Separators 17
- Note Box Icons 18
- Introduction and Overview 19
- Introduction 31
- System Requirements 31
- Pre-Install Checklist 33
- Task List 34
- The Wizard 34
- Custom Wizard 35
- Quick Start 36
- Configuration using Telnet 46
- Power Users 49
- New Users 50
- Task 5: Activate the changes 60
- Task 7: Save the changes 61
- Accessing the Serial Ports 62
- Access Method 73
- Authentication 100
- How to Test the Configuration 113
- CAS Port Pool 115
- Clustering 118
- Enhanced Clustering 125
- General Configuration 129
- Master box Configuration 129
- Slave-1 box Configuration 131
- Browser Method 135
- Data Buffering 137
- CLI Method 149
- Dual Power Management 154
- Configuration for TS 155
- Description 156
- Structure of the iptables 156
- Rule Specification Options 160
- Match Extensions 161
- TCP Extension 162
- UDP Extension 163
- ICMP Extension 163
- Multiport Extension 163
- Target Extensions 164
- REJECT (filter table only) 164
- SNAT (nat table only) 164
- DNAT (nat table only) 165
- MASQUERADE (nat table only) 165
- REDIRECT (nat table only) 165
- Browser method 166
- Generating Alarms 172
- Help Wizard Information 188
- Requesting Help for the CLI 194
- Supported Cards 197
- Ejecting Cards 197
- PCMCIA Network Configuration 198
- Wireless LAN PC Cards 199
- Modem PC Cards 200
- Client Side Setup 205
- ISDN PC Cards 206
- How to configure dial out 207
- Linux (Callback Client) 212
- TS Setup Wizard 213
- Serial Settings 219
- Wizard Method 221
- Session Sniffing 235
- The Syslog Functions 256
- Terminal Appearance 271
- Time Zone 280
- How to set Date and Time 281
- Users and Passwords 283
- Linux File Structure 284
- The vi Editor 286
- The Routing Table 288
- Secure Shell Session 289
- The Process Table 293
- TS Menu Script 294
- ºC to 44ºC) 297
- External 298
- Dimensions 298
- Weight 6 lb. 6.2 lb 298
- Approvals FCC and CE, Class A 298
- Rear Panel LEDs 299
- The RS-232 Standard 300
- Cable Length 301
- Connectors 302
- Which cable should be used? 303
- Cable Diagrams 304
- Adapters 307
- Black Box\Sun Netra Adapter 308
- Configuration Parameters 311
- CAS Parameters 321
- TS Parameters 331
- Dial-in Access Parameters 333
- Appendix D - Linux-PAM 337
- Upgrades 357
- Troubleshooting 359
- Hardware Test 362
- Port Conversation 363
- Test Signals Manually 363
- Single User Mode 364
- Procedure 369
- User Guide 371 371
- #saveconf 371
- Appendix G - IPSEC 373
- How Web User Management works 407
- Adding and Deleting Users 409
- Deleting a User 410
- Adding a group 411
- Deleting a group 411
- Adding an Access Limit 412
- Deleting an access limit 413
- Tested Environment 415
- On Windows 416
- Step-by-Step Process 417
- Console Access Server 419
- Terminal Server 422
- Dial-in Access 424
- Basic Parameters (wiz) 427
- Alarm Parameter (wiz --al) 428
- Syslog Parameters (wiz --sl) 431
- • Conf.locallogins 432
- Appendix L - Copyrights 433
- List of Figures 437
- List of Tables 441
- Glossary 443
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