Total Control MP/16 Bedienungsanleitung

 1995 by U.S. Robotics Access Corp.

8100 North McCormick Blvd.

Skokie, IL 60076-2999

OPERATOR’S MANUALOPERATOR’S MANUAL

MP/16 withMP/16 with

SNMP ManagementSNMP Management

TTOTALOTAL CCONTROLONTROL

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About This Guide

This guide covers the following topics:

Chapter 1. Overview. Provides a brief overview of SNMP

management, useful in helping to define SNMP terms used

throughout the manual.

Chapter 2. Installation. Guides you through all the steps necessary

to prepare the MP/16 for management using SNMP. Also

contains information on cabling and configuring the modems

in the MP/16.

Chapter 3. Using Total Control MIBs. Provides information useful

for managing the MP/16 using MIBs. Intended for those who

are not using Total Control Manager/SNMP(TCM) to manage

the MP/16.

Chapter 4. Special Applications. Use to configure the MP/16

modems for such applications as Cellular and Link Security.

This guide assumes that you will be configuring the MP/16

modems through SNMP management. However, two Appendixes

(C and D) provide information on AT commands, which can be

used to configure the modems if so desired.

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Contents

Chapter 1 Overview......................................................1-1

SNMP Management..........................................1-1

Applications......................................................1-3

Modem Features...............................................1-5

Chapter 2 Installation...................................................2-1

Summary..........................................................2-1

Required Accessories........................................2-2

The Unit............................................................2-3

Placement.........................................................2-5

Power...............................................................2-6

Assigning IP Addresses.....................................2-7

Management Over a LAN...............................2-11

Dial-Up Management......................................2-13

Modem Setup.................................................2-18

Chapter 3 Using Total Control MIBs............................3-1

Command Tables..............................................3-2

Supported MIB II Groups...................................3-4

The Chassis MIB...............................................3-6

The NMC MIB.................................................3-14

The Modem MIB.............................................3-34

The Trap MIB..................................................3-41

Chapter 4 Special Applications...................................4-1

Link Security.....................................................4-2

Cellular.............................................................4-6

MNP10 Parameters.........................................4-10

ETC Parameters.............................................4-13

Result Codes..................................................4-16

Leased Line....................................................4-22

Appendix A EIA RS-232 Pinouts.................................A-1

RJ45 Pin Assignments......................................A-2

RJ45 to DB-9 and DB-25 Conversions..............A-3

Connecting the MP/16 to Another DCE.............A-4

Minimum Requirements....................................A-4

Appendix B Configuration Menu Guide..................... B-1

The Main Menu................................................B-1

Configuration Menu..........................................B-2

Saving Configuration to Nonvolatile Memory....B-8

Appendix C Using AT Commands............................. C-1

Syntax.............................................................C-1

Sending Commands to the Modem..................C-2

Repeat Last Command.................................... C-3

Issuing Commands While Online.....................C-4

Help/Command Summary Requests................C-5

Viewing Configurations.................................... C-5

Remote Access...............................................C-5

Appendix D AT Command Reference........................ D-1

Basic Command Set........................................D-1

Ampersand (&) Command Set.........................D-8

Percent Command Set...................................D-16

S-Registers.....................................................D-18

Appendix E Modem Testing........................................E-1

Testing With &T................................................E-1

Testing With Register S16................................E-8

Appendix F Warranty and Regulatory Information....F-1

Limited Warranty..............................................F-1

Service.............................................................F-2

FCC Registration..............................................F-3

Connecting to the Telephone Company............F-3

Radio and Television Interference....................F-3

For Canadian Users..........................................F-4

IC (Industry Canada)........................................F-5

Appendix G Technical Specifications........................ G-1

SNMP Management 1-1

Chapter 1 Overview

SNMP Management

The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is a widely

supported management protocol that provides remote control and

monitoring of network devices such as the MP/16. The following

figure illustrates the basic components of SNMP management.

Figure 1-1. Basic Components of SNMP Management

SNMP Agent

A special SNMP agentcontained in the MP/16 interprets SNMP

commands and relays them to the managed objects in the MP/16.

Management Station

As a network manager, you are responsible for setting up the

Management Station,a PC running SNMP management software

from which you manage the MP/16 and other devices in your

network.

SNMP Management Software

SNMP management software runs on the Management Station

(MS), and serves as a user interface for issuing SNMP commands to

all managed network devices, including the MP/16.

1-2 Overview

SNMP Commands

There are three SNMP commands: Get, Set, and GetNext. The

Management Station issues SNMP commands to set parameters or

perform other actions on a managed device.

MIBsA Management Information Base (MIB) is a list of objects with

variables that pertain to a particular type of device, such as a

modem. MIBs are necessary when sending or receiving SNMP

information between the Management Station and the MP/16. For

example, the Total Control Modem MIB defines an object for each

modem parameter. When you send a command from TCM to

change a modem setting, TCM references the Modem MIB so that

the command can be properly coded, translated by the MP/16

management module, and applied to the modems. Likewise, when

TCM polls the MP/16 for the status of the modems, TCM uses the

Modem MIB to interpret the SNMP information gathered and

display the correct settings and LED status for each modem.

NOTE: Total Control Manager/SNMP(TCM) is a Windows-based

SNMP management software developed by U.S. Robotics

specifically for Total Control products such as the MP/16. It’s

virtual front panel display and configuration windows provide a

user interface that streamlines management functions. TCM

eliminates the need to deal with MIBs when communicating with

U.S. Robotics Total Control devices.

Applications 1-3

Applications

The MP/16 modem pool integrates sixteen modems for dial-up

access to terminal servers, front-end processors, bulletin boards,

email, or other resources.

Figure 1-2. Typical Setups for Dial-up LAN Access

SNMP management allows you to operate the MP/16, monitor line

activity, and perform dial-up accounting from across a LAN or

WAN (dial-up) connection.

Management from a LAN

The LAN port on the MP/16 allows you to establish an SNMP

connection over a LAN.

Figure 1-3. Management Station on the LAN

1-4 Overview

Dial-up Management

The Console port allows SNMP management over dial-up SLIP

connections from Management Stations in remote locations.

Figure 1-4. Dial-up Management

Direct Management

A local SLIP connection can be made by connecting the

Management Station to the MP/16’s Console port using a standard,

EIA RS-232 connection.

Figure 1-5. Direct SLIP

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