Snmp; D-Link Network Control; Ieee802.1P Priority Tagging - D-Link DGE-530T Manual

DGE-530T Gigabit Ethernet Adapter Card

SNMP

SNMP is an acronym for Simple Network Management Protocol. This network protocol is used to
manage TCP/IP networks by using "Traps" sent from devices compliant with SNMP and collected
by one or more servers. Devices that comply with SNMP correspond with management
applications by sending alerts and updates, as well as allowing configuration changes.
The DGE-530T's SNMP agent will take event notices from the adapter, translate and then forward
them to specified SNMP management stations.
Before installing the SNMP agent, you must install SNMP on your computer. Consult the
operating system documentation of your computer for additional information.
To install SNMP on the DGE–530T, simply click Install SNMP Agent on the Introduction Page
and complete the steps of the Installation Wizard.
This utility should only be used by experienced network administrators. Additional software or
services may need to be previously installed or configured prior to installation of the SNMP
protocol.

D-Link Network Control

Installed automatically with the driver is the D-Link Network Control program, which may be
opened on the Control Panel of your computer. The configuration and settings information for
this program may be found by clicking the Help button of the current screen. This should provide
you with any information you should need.
The D-Link Network Control is supported for Microsoft Windows 2000, Windows Server 2003 and
the Windows XP operating system.

IEEE802.1p Priority Tagging

With the growing number of network applications, local area networks (LANs) must deliver data
for a wide variety of applications. Email, file transfers, database queries, voice over IP (VoIP),
video-conferencing and multimedia must all be delivered to the end-user's. Some of the traffic,
NOTE: The D-Link Control Program is not
supported under the Windows Vista x86/x64
Operating
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