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C H A P T E R 3<br />

Using the Web Device Manager<br />

Level<br />

Behavior<br />

1 Does not verify host in community.<br />

Anyone can configure the switch if<br />

they know the community string.<br />

2 Verifies host in community for write<br />

privileges only.<br />

3 Verifies host in community for read<br />

and write privileges.<br />

Note Only stations in the host table are able to view and configure<br />

the switch in <strong>Intel®</strong> Device View. Changing the default<br />

security level prevents this switch from being viewed by<br />

Intel Device View.<br />

3 Click the check boxes to select a Community string. The SNMP<br />

agent, along with the type of messages that are identified with it<br />

(get, set, trap), is referred to as an SNMP community. Each<br />

community is identified by a community name The default<br />

community settings are defined in the table below.<br />

Community Name<br />

Public<br />

Private<br />

Trap<br />

Permissions<br />

GET<br />

SET<br />

GET, SET<br />

4 Click Submit<br />

Host Configuration<br />

SNMP hosts provide an additional level of SNMP access control used<br />

in verifying SNMP permissions. For get and set operations, the agent<br />

verifies that the SNMP management station is in the host list. The list<br />

is also used to determine which management stations receive traps.<br />

As a configuration option, you can add up to eight IP addresses of<br />

network management stations where traps are specifically sent.<br />

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