Nortel 4500 Series Overview-System Configuration page 39

Area Item
Application Application
Control launch with ring
tone
Save SNMPv3
Devices to Open
Last
Http Port
To set the Device Manager properties after a device has been accessed:
Step
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To change the properties settings for a specific device, either before any
devices have been accessed or after a device has been accessed, use
the appropriate procedure and, when the Properties Device List appears,
select an IP address, then click Edit.
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Description
Enabled by default, you can modify this field only when
configuring the Device Manager default properties. You cannot
modify this field when configuring the per device properties.
Disabled by default, if you enable this field you are prompted
with a security warning message because any user can access
the device without entering the SNMPv3 security criteria if
this feature is enabled. If you disable this field, all previously
saved SNMPv3 device data is erased and you are prompted
with a warning message. You can modify this field only when
configuring the Device Manager default properties. You cannot
modify this field when configuring the per device properties.
Default port is 80. This field specifies the HTTP port for the
application. To access the Device Home Page using the
Web, ensure that the HTTP Port attribute matches the switch
configuration. If you change the port number, the system
prompts you with a warning message.
Action
From the Device Manager menu bar, choose Device > Properties
> Devices.
The Properties Device List appears.
Select Default from the Properties Device List.
From the Properties Device List, click Edit.
Configure the properties as described in the Default Properties
fields table.
Click OK.
Nortel Ethernet Routing Switch 4500 Series
Overview — System Configuration
NN47205-500 02.01 Standard
5.0 23 February 2007
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