Applications Setup - Multitech MultiVOIP 100 MVP110 User Manual

Chapter 4 - MultiVOIP Software

Applications Setup

Clicking Others on the Setup menu displays the Applications Setup dialog box. This dialog box
allows you to enable SNMP Agent (the default is disabled) and set up all the necessary parameters;
enable or disable various remote configuration methods such as TFTP (Trivial File Transfer Protocol)
Server, Web Server, Dumb Terminal Management, and Telnet Server; and assign a Password to the
MVP110 for Internet security. These applications enable remote viewing and changing of the MVP110
configuration, or updating firmware, from anywhere on the connected internetwork.
Verify that the desired applications are selected. All applications are selected by default. To disable a
given application, clear its check box.
SNMP related operations can be performed only when the SNMP Agent check box is selected on this
dialog box. The IP address of the system (i.e., SNMP Manager) that will receive the Traps from the
MVP110 should be entered in the IP Address field in the Trap Manager group. The Community
Name of the SNMP Manager receiving the Traps can be a maximum of 19 characters and is case
sensitive. The default Port Number of the SNMP Manager receiving the Traps is 162. The MVP110
currently supports a maximum of two community users at a time, and they can be assigned either
Read/Write or Read Only rights. Note: if you have SNMP client software and enable SNMP Agent,
you can (in the lower right corner of the dialog box) choose to read logs through the SNMP Manager
instead of the COM port.
The Password group enables you to enter a password, up to 13 alphanumeric characters, to be used
for Internet Security. Once the password is entered and confirmed, remote users will be queried to
enter the password before gaining access to the MVP110 for configuration purposes.
Note: If you forget your password, contact Technical Support for instructions.
For more information on using these applications, refer to Chapter 5, Remote Configuration and
Management.
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