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User Guide
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System Administration
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Figure 70: Alarms Form
1. Name Box 2. Level Box 3. Latch Box 4. Trap Box 5. Log Box 6. LED & Relay Box 7. Refresh Time Box 8. Apply
Button 9. Delete Button 10. Reload Button
3. Configure the following parameter(s) as required:
Parameter Description
Name Synopsis: Any 34 characters
Default: sys_alarm
The alarm name, as obtained through the alarms CLI command.
Level Synopsis: { EMRG, ALRT, CRIT, ERRO, WARN, NOTE, INFO, DEBG }
Severity level of the alarm:
• EMERG - The device has had a serious failure that caused a system reboot.
• ALERT - The device has had a serious failure that did not cause a system reboot.
• CRITICAL - The device has a serious unrecoverable problem.
• ERROR - The device has a recoverable problem that does not seriously affect
operation.
• WARNING - Possibly serious problem affecting overall system operation.
• NOTIFY - Condition detected that is not expected or not allowed.
• INFO - Event which is a part of normal operation, e.g. cold start, user login etc.
• DEBUG - Intended for factory troubleshooting only.
This parameter is not configurable.
Latch Synopsis: { On, Off }
Default: Off
Enables latching occurrence of this alarm in the Alarms Table.
Trap Synopsis: { On, Off }
Default: Off
Enables sending an SNMP trap for this alarm.
Log Synopsis: { On, Off }
Default: Off
Enables logging the occurrence of this alarm in syslog.txt.
- RC1116-EN-02 1
- Chapter 2 4
- Chapter 3 4
- Chapter 4 6
- Chapter 6 9
- Table of Contents 10
- User Guide 10
- Conventions 11
- Related Documents 12
- System Requirements 12
- Accessing Documentation 13
- Training 13
- Customer Support 13
- Customer Support xiv 14
- Introduction 15
- Security Recommendations 16
- Key Files 17
- SSL Certificates 18
- SSH Key Pairs 19
- 6 SSH Key Pairs 20
- Port Numbering Scheme 21
- Available Services by Port 21
- 8 Available Services by Port 22
- Supported Standard MIBs 23
- Supported Agent Capabilities 24
- SNMP Traps 25
- ModBus Management Support 26
- ModBus Function Codes 27
- ModBus Memory Map 28
- Ethernet Port Status 29
- Ethernet Statistics 29
- 16 ModBus Memory Map 30
- ModBus Memory Map 17 31
- Serial Statistics 32
- ModBus Memory Formats 33
- Reading Data Using PortCmd 34
- PSStatusCmd 35
- TruthValues 36
- Considerations” 38
- Using ROS 39
- Connecting via the Network 40
- Logging In 41
- Logging Out 42
- Using the Web Interface 42
- Using the Web Interface 29 43
- Using the Console Interface 44
- Available CLI Commands 46
- 34 Available CLI Commands 48
- Tracing Events 49
- Using SQL Commands 50
- Finding the Correct Table 51
- Retrieving Information 51
- 38 Retrieving Information 52
- Changing Values in a Table 53
- Resetting a Table 53
- Using RSH and SQL 53
- Selecting Ports in ROS 54
- Viewing Flash File Details 55
- Accessing BIST Mode 56
- Viewing CPU Diagnostics 59
- Restoring Factory Defaults 60
- Uploading/Downloading Files 61
- Section 3.4.1 62
- Section 3.4.2 62
- Managing Logs 64
- Viewing Local Logs 65
- Clearing Local Logs 65
- Managing Remote Logging 66
- Default: 514 67
- Adding a Remote Syslog Server 68
- Section 3.5.4.4 69
- Managing Ethernet Ports 70
- Section 3.6.1 71
- Figure 20: Example 71
- Section 3.6.3 73
- Section 3.6.4 74
- Configuring an Ethernet Port 76
- Section 3.6.7 79
- Configuring Port Mirroring 80
- Configuring Link Detection 82
- Detecting Cable Faults 83
- Performing Cable Diagnostics 85
- Clearing Cable Diagnostics 87
- Managing IP Interfaces 88
- Adding an IP Interface 89
- Deleting an IP Interface 91
- Managing IP Gateways 92
- Adding an IP Gateway 93
- Deleting an IP Gateway 94
- Configuring IP Services 95
- Managing Remote Monitoring 96
- Managing RMON Alarms 100
- Viewing a List of RMON Alarms 101
- Adding an RMON Alarm 102
- Device Management 103
- Adding an RMON Alarm 89 103
- Deleting an RMON Alarm 104
- Managing RMON Events 105
- Viewing a List of RMON Events 106
- Adding an RMON Event 106
- 4. Click Apply 107
- Deleting an RMON Event 108
- Upgrading Firmware 109
- Downgrading Firmware 109
- Resetting the Device 110
- Decommissioning the Device 111
- Decommissioning the Device 98 112
- System Administration 113
- Customizing the Login Screen 114
- Configuring Passwords 114
- CAUTION! 115
- Alarms” 116
- Managing Alarms 117
- Figure 66: Alarms Table 118
- Section 4.4.2 118
- Configuring an Alarm 119
- 106 Configuring an Alarm 120
- Figure 69: Alarms Table 120
- Configuring an Alarm 107 121
- Figure 70: Alarms Form 121
- Weak Password Configured 122
- Default Keys In Use 123
- Login and Logout Information 123
- RADIUS Server Unreachable 123
- TACACS+ Server Unreachable 123
- TACACS+ Response Invalid 124
- SNMP Authentication Failure 124
- Port Security Violated 124
- Configuring Data Encryption 125
- IMPORTANT! 127
- Configuring the RADIUS Server 128
- Configuring the RADIUS Client 128
- Figure 73: RADIUS Server Form 129
- Configuring TACACS+ 130
- Configuring User Priviliges 131
- Setup and Configuration 133
- Managing Virtual LANs 134
- VLAN Concepts 135
- The Management VLAN 136
- Edge and Trunk Port Types 136
- Ingress and Egress Rules 136
- Forbidden Ports List 137
- Section 5.2.1.8 138
- Figure 78: Using GVRP 138
- PVLAN Edge 139
- VLAN Advantages 139
- Administrative Convenience 140
- Reduced Hardware 140
- Viewing a List of VLANs 141
- Parameter Description 142
- Default: Yes 142
- Managing Static VLANs 144
- Adding a Static VLAN 131 145
- Figure 86: Static VLANs Table 145
- Figure 87: Static VLANs Form 145
- Deleting a Static VLAN 146
- RSTP Operation 147
- RSTP States and Roles 148
- Edge Ports 150
- Path and Port Costs 150
- Bridge Diameter 151
- Fast Root Failover 152
- RSTP Applications 153
- Section 5.3.2.2 154
- Configuring STP Globally 156
- Configuring STP Globally 143 157
- 3. Click Apply 158
- Configuring eRSTP 160
- Configuring eRSTP 147 161
- Statistics form appears 162
- Section 5.3.7 164
- Section 5.3.8 165
- Managing Classes of Service 166
- Section 5.4.1 167
- Chapter 5 168
- RUGGEDCOM ROS 168
- Section 5.4.3 169
- Section 5.4.4 170
- Managing MAC Addresses 173
- Section 5.5.2 174
- Managing Static MAC Addresses 175
- Deleting a Static MAC Address 177
- Managing Time Services 178
- Configuring NTP 180
- Managing SNMP 181
- Managing SNMP Users 182
- Adding an SNMP User 169 183
- Figure 122: SNMP Users Table 183
- Figure 123: SNMP Users Form 183
- 170 Adding an SNMP User 184
- Deleting an SNMP User 185
- Managing SNMP Groups 188
- Viewing a List of SNMP Groups 189
- Adding an SNMP Group 189
- Managing Network Discovery 191
- Network Discovery Concepts 192
- Configuring LLDP Globally 193
- Enabling/Disabling RCDP 196
- Section 5.8.6 198
- Section 5.8.7 199
- Managing Multicast Filtering 200
- Switch IGMP Operation 201
- IGMP Snooping Rules 202
- IGMP and RSTP 202
- IGMP 189 203
- Joining a Multicast Group 204
- Leaving a Multicast Group 204
- Notes About GMRP 204
- Section 5.9.2 206
- Configuring IGMP 207
- 7. Reload Button 208
- Configuring GMRP Globally 209
- Managing Port Security 213
- Port Security Concepts 214
- Configuring Port Security 217
- Configuring IEEE 802.1X 218
- Configuring IEEE 802.1X 205 219
- Troubleshooting 221
- Ethernet Ports 222
- Spanning Tree 222
- VLANs 209 223
- Section 6.4 223
- 210 VLANs 224
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