Diagnostics; Advanced - Secure Computing SG300 User Manual

Warning
The community name is equivalent to a password, and is sent in plain text in every
SNMP packet. Anyone who knows the community name is able to modify settings on this
device. It is highly recommended that you do not allow read-write access, or that you
take additional steps to secure the connection.
In Local SNMP Port, specify the endpoints on which the SNMP agent accepts requests.
An endpoint consists of an optional transport, an optional address, and a port, separated
by : (colon) characters. The default transport is UDP, and the default address is any
address. For example: 1161, tcp:161, 10.0.0.1:1161, or tcp:10.0.0.1:1161.
Administrative Contact is the SNMP sysContact field. Any value may be specified, but
a good choice is contact information for the local administrator.
Device Location is the SNMP sysLocation field. Any value may be specified, but a good
choice is a short description of the physical location of the device.
Click Submit to apply your changes.

Diagnostics

Low-level diagnostic information and network tests are provided to assist you in
diagnosing network problems.
Diagnostics
To access this diagnostic information, select Diagnostics under the System section of
the main menu. This page displays information including the current firmware version,
network settings and the status of Internet and VPN connections.
Network tests
Basic network diagnostic tests (ping, traceroute) can be accessed by clicking the
Network Tests tab at the top of the Diagnostics page.

Advanced

The following options are intended for network administrators and advanced users only.
System
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