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Chapter 11 Configuring the Digi Device for IA(Industrial Automation)
Configuring Modbus ............................................................................ 63
Modbus Configuration Procedure ..................................................................... 63
Configuring the User-Defined Protocol................................................ 63
Modbus Configuration Procedure ..................................................................... 64
Chapter 12 Configuring DNS
About the Domain Name System ........................................................ 65
Purpose of DNS................................................................................................ 65
DNS Components............................................................................................. 65
Types of Name Servers .................................................................................... 65
Naming Conventions ........................................................................................ 65
DNS Name Example ........................................................................................ 65
Configuration Procedures....................................................................66
Procedure for Using a Name Server ................................................................ 66
Procedure for Using a Host File ....................................................................... 66
Example............................................................................................................ 66
Chapter 13 Configuring SNMP
About SNMP and the Device Server Agent......................................... 67
Network Management Components ................................................................. 67
SNMP Management Agent ............................................................................... 67
SNMP Traps ..................................................................................................... 67
MIB Support...................................................................................................... 67
Message Support ............................................................................................. 68
Supported Traps ............................................................................................... 68
Configuration Procedure: Web Interface .............................................68
Chapter 14 Configuring Users
About Configuring Users ..................................................................... 69
Configuration Methods ..................................................................................... 69
Common User Features ...................................................................... 69
Configuring a User: Web Interface ......................................................70
Commands for Configuring a User ......................................................70
Chapter 15 Managing the OS and Configuration
Upgrading the Firmware ...................................................................... 71
HTTP or TFTP Upgrade Procedure.................................................................. 71
Command Line ................................................................................................. 71
Copying the Configuration to and from a Remote Host....................... 71
When To Use Remote Configuration................................................................ 71
Rules for Editing a Configuration file ................................................................ 71
HTTP Procedure............................................................................................... 72
TFTP Procedure ............................................................................................... 72
Command Line ................................................................................................. 72
Resetting Device Server Configuration to Defaults ............................. 72
Procedure ......................................................................................................... 72
Commands for Resetting the Configuration to Defaults ...................... 73
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