Polycom RealPresence 1800 Administration Manual page 156
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- Administrator's manual (1113 pages) ,
- Getting started manual (70 pages) ,
- Hardware manual (18 pages)
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SNMPv3 - Traps
Field
User Name
Engine ID
Security Level
Authentication
Protocol
Authentication Password
Privacy Protocol
Privacy Password
13 Type the IP Address and the Community name of the manager terminal used to monitor the MCU
activity, and then click OK.
The Community name is a string of characters that will be added to the message that is sent to the
external Manager terminals. This string is used to identify the message source by the external
Manager terminal.
The new IP Address and Community name is added to the Trap Destinations field.
a To delete the IP Address of a Manager terminal, select the address you wish to delete, and click
Remove.
The IP address in the Trap Destinations field is removed.
14 Open the Security tab.
This dialog box is used to define whether the query sent to the MCU is sent from an authorized
source. When Accept SNMP packets from all Hosts is disabled, a valid query must contain the
appropriate community string and must be sent from one of the Manager terminals whose IP address
is listed in this dialog.
Polycom, Inc.
Description
Enter the name of the user who is to have access to the trap.
Enter an Engine ID to be used for the Trap.
This field is enabled when the Enable Trap Inform check box is selected. If
the Enable Trap Inform check box is cleared the Engine ID of the Agent is
used. The Engine ID is comprised of up to 64 Hexadecimal characters.
Default: Empty
Select a Security Level from the drop-down menu.
Range: No Auth, No Priv; Auth, No Priv; Auth, Priv
Default: Auth, Priv
Enter the authentication protocol: MD5 or SHA.
The availability of the MD5 Authentication Protocol as a selectable option
is controlled by adding the SNMP_FIPS_MODE System Flag to
system.cfg and setting its value. A value of YES means that MD5 will
neither be displayed as selectable option nor supported.
Range: YES/NO.
Default: NO.
Enter the privacy protocol: DES or AES.
The availability of the DES Privacy Protocol as a selectable option is
controlled by adding the SNMP_FIPS_MODE System Flag to system.cfg
and setting its value. A value of YES means that DES will neither be
displayed as a selectable option nor supported.
Range: YES/NO.
Default: NO.
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