Intermec 6400 User Manual page 161

Snmpd command
command line options, 2 63
overview of, 2 60
starting SNMP agent, 2 62
SnmpEnableAuthenTraps, 2 62
Snooze power state, 3 15, B 2
Sockets, B 8
Software Development Kit, 1 3
Software requirements, 1 1, 2 1,
C 2
Solicitation messages, 1 10
Source code, 1 3
Spanning tree, 1 9
Standby power state, B 2
Static addresses, 2 49, 2 50, 2 51
Statistics
error, 3 5
network, 2 30, 3 5, 3 10
TCP, 3 11
Subchannel, 2 19
Subnet mask
access point, 2 19
configuring, 2 6, 2 15
verifying, 2 25
Subnet number, 2 47, 2 51
Subnet mask= parameter, 2 15,
2 25
Support, customer, 1 7
Suspend power state, B 4
System group, D 1
System requirements, 2 1
T
TCP
connections, 2 32, 2 55, 3 11
connections table, 2 28
group, D 16
TCP/IP client
configuring, 2 3, 2 13, 2 15
scanning hardware, C 1
scanning software, C 2
troubleshooting, 3 14
tuning, B 1, B 7
Technical support, 1 7
Terminal emulation, 2 13
Testing
Bootp without reconfiguring
the kernel, 2 54
DHCP without reconfiguring
the kernel, 2 53
initial unit, 3 16
IP address, 3 2
network connection for first
time, 3 15
router configuration, 3 8
router service, 3 8
Tethered scanner, C 2
Tftp command, 2 45
Throughput, B 5, B 6, B 7
Time to Live Exceeded" mes
sage, 3 9
Transferring files, 2 42, B 6, B 7
Transmission Control Protocol.
See TCP
TRAPCOMM.CNF, 2 60, 2 61
Traps
AuthenticationFailure, 2 62
error conditions, 2 62
sent by SNMP agent, 2 61,
3 14
TRAPCOMM.CNF, 2 61
types of, 2 62
Troubleshooting
access point, 3 18
ARP requests, 3 15
ARP Server Mode, 3 20
broadcast frames, 3 16
confirming ARP requests, 3 6
DHCP client, 3 20
DHCP server, 3 20
filtering levels, 3 19
flooding levels, 3 19
host connections, 3 2
interpreting ping messages,
3 11
IP address, 3 2
LAN ID, 3 15, 3 18
local network configuration,
3 10, 3 18
multicast frames, 3 16
network connections, 3 1, 3 3
network name, 3 15
router connections, 3 8
6400 Computer TCP/IP Client User's Guide
security ID, 3 15
TCP/IP client, 3 14
using SNMP MIB browser,
3 14
TSR module
installing through dhcp, 2 52
loading example, 2 33
not loading, 2 52
unloading, 2 53
Tuning, B 1, B 5
U
UDP
TRAPCOMM.CNF, 2 62
connections for snmpd, 2 60
example, 2 33
increasing number of connec
tions, 2 60
port numbers, 2 62
specifying number of connec
tions, 2 33
time service, 2 39
UDP group, D 19
Unicast frames
configuration settings, 3 21
default settings, 2 20, 2 21
DHCP server, 3 22
power management, 3 15
Unloading DHCP TSR module,
2 53
Upgrading TCP/IP client, 2 2,
A 1
URLs, 1 4
User applications, 1 3
User Datagram Protocol. See
UDP
V
Verifying
access points are running,
3 18
IP address, 3 3
LAN ID, 2 25
network configuration, 2 26
network name, 2 25
security ID, 2 25
TCP/IP client configuration
settings, 2 24
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