Smtp & Pop3 Authentication Support; Snmpv1 Paging Setup; Snmpv3 Paging Setup - DPS Telecom NetGuardian 420 DNP3 Hardware User Manual

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SMTP & POP3 Authentication Support
13.3.6.5.1
This section contains steps to configure your NetGuardian for SMTP and POP3 Authentication support.
Unauthenticated Emails:
The configuration setup will not change. If you want the email to send to
following steps:
1. In the
Phone/Domain
2. In the field type
Pin/Rcpt
3. Click
Submit Data
The "from" location is specified by the system info name and location strings, which also do not change. Use the
following steps to configure the "from" location
1. Click on the menu >
Edit
2. In the Name field type
3. In the field type
Location
4. Click
Submit Data
Authenticated Emails:
If you want to send an authenticated email to
, then use the following steps:
= authentic
1. In the field type
Pin/Rcpt
2. Click
Submit Data
3. Click on the
Edit menu > System
4. In the Name field type
5. In the field type
Location
6. Click
Submit Data
13.3.6.6

SNMPv1 Paging Setup

The SNMPv1 paging feature allows you to view alarm status from multiple SNMP managers in addition to the
global managers, which are setup from the SNMP menu.
Use the following steps to configure the SNMP paging settings:
1. Under the column, select
Type
2. Set the SNMP port under the
3. Enter the IP address of the SNMP manager in the
13.3.6.7

SNMPv3 Paging Setup

The SNMPv3 paging feature allows you to view alarm status from multiple SNMP managers in addition to the
global managers, which are setup from the SNMP menu.
Use the following steps to configure the SNMP paging settings:
1. Under the column, select
Type
2. Enter a v3-User ID under the v3-User heading. The values can range from 0-4. These values refer to the v3-
Users table in the SNMP page. The v3-User association is used to specify username, security mode, and
passwords that should be used for sending a v3-Trap.
3. Set the SNMP port under the
4. Enter the IP address of the SNMP manager in the
field type
yourdomain.com
.
user
to save the configuration settings.
from@fromdomain.com:
link.
System
.
from
fromdomain.com
to save the new system information settings.
user@yourdomain.com
.
authentic
to save your changes.
link.
.
user
yourdomain.com.
to save the new system information settings.
from the drop-down menu.
SNMPv1
PIN/Rcpt/Port
from the drop-down menu.
SNMPv3
PIN/Rcpt/Port
user@yourdomain.com
.
.
from
heading, usually 162.
field.
IPA
heading, usually 162.
field.
IPA
, use the
from@fromdomain.com
, password