User`s manual

User manual Version 1.1
SE5408/SE5416 Multi-port
Serial Server
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Fig 18. DNS Settings: Web Configuration
SNMP Settings
The SNMP setting determines whether your device settings can be viewed with standard SNMP software.
The default is disabled. For instance, one can see the device’s IP but not SysName, SysLocation, or
SysContact. In Fig 19, these three values viewing permission has been enabled, meaning granted. Of
these three fields, the first is SysName which is by default the MAC address; the second is the location of
the serial server; the third is the name of contact, usually the device administrator.
If you wish to make the information available for public viewing by a Read Community, simply check the
“Enable SNMP” box and fill in “Public_viewers” in Read Community field. If you wish to allow a group of
people called “Power_users” to change the information, enter “Power_users” in Write Community. If you
allow a trap server to collect device information, please fill in SNMP Trap Server with the IP address of the
trap server designed to collect all alarm information. The configuration will take effect after the device is
restarted.
Fig 19. SNMP Accessing Permission Settings: Web Configuration
Serial Configuration
The Serial configuration allows you to configure parameters of the Serial ports of the SE5408/SE5416
Multi-Port Serial Server device. You also need to configure the mode of operation and the associated
parameters of each mode, and the parameter settings for Serial communication. As discussed before,
there are three modes a serial port can be assigned to:
TCP Server link mode
TCP Client link mode
UDP link mode