Configuration Through Simple Network Management Protocol (Snmp); Batch Capabilities For Configuring Multiple Devices - Digi Connect SP User Manual

network services
Point-to-Point (PPP) outbound connections
port buffering
port profile for a serial port
system-identifying information
serial port options—general
serial TCP and serial UDP
RealPort configuration options
RTS toggle
SNMP
Telnet control commands: send telnet control
command to last active telnet session; set
telnet operating options
users, user groups, and passwords
user permissions for various services and
command line interface commands
wireless devices
Configuration through Simple Network Management Protocol
(SNMP)
Configuring Digi devices through Simple Network Management protocol uses a subset of standard MIBs for network
and serial configuration, plus several Digi enterprise MIBs for device identification and alarm handling. These MIBs
are listed and described under
management station (NMS). The standard and Digi Enterprise MIBs allow for very basic network and serial
configuration. For more detailed configuration settings, use the command-line interface or web interface instead.
Some elements of SNMP configuration can only be configured from the web interface or command line, such as the
setting to send alarms as SNMP traps. In the web interface, this setting is located at Configuration > Alarms > alarm
> Alarm Destinations > Send SNMP trap to following destination when alarm occurs. See
the command-line interface, this setting is configured by the set alarm option typescript. See the set alarm
command description in the Connect Family Command Reference.
For information on SNMP as a monitoring interface, see

Batch capabilities for configuring multiple devices

If you need configure multiple Digi devices at a time, use the batch configuration capabilities to upload configuration
files are available through the Digi Connect Programmer utility. The Digi Connect Programmer utility is a command-
Digi Connect Family and ConnectPort TS Family User Guide
To configure or display:
Supported standard RFCs and MIBs
Use this command:
set service
set pppoutbound
set buffer
set profiles
set system
set serial
set tcpserial and set udpserial
set realport
set rtstoggle
set snmp
send
mode
set user
set group
newpass
set permissions
set wlan
on page 57, and must be loaded into a network
Monitoring Capabilities from SNMP
Alarms on page 53. In
on page 88.
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