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AP-800 User Guide
7
Using SNMP Interface to Manage the Access Point
The Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is an application-layer protocol designed to facilitate the exchange
of management information between network devices. It is a part of TCP/IP protocol and most of the network
administrators use it.
SNMP MIB (Management Information Base) is a collection of information that is organized hierarchically and it
comprises of managed objects which have one or more object instances which are variable. MIBs can be accessed
using a network-management protocol such as SNMP.
There are two types of managed objects:
• Scalar Object: These are single object instance.
• Tabular Object: These are multiple related objects that are grouped in MIB table.
SNMP is a client-server network management architecture. A server requests information from a client’s MIB. A
particular MIB defines some number of Object Identifiers (OIDs). These OIDs are what is used to request information
from a client.
NOTE: Refer to the supplemental document for MIB description to configure the AP-800.
Pre-requisites
Before you proceed with configuration, you need to confirm following information:
• Proxim provides the MIB along with the CD. You need to ensure that you have configured the IP address in the MIB
browser.
NOTE: Proxim recommends using PVES to make configuration changes, If you want to browse the MIB, then
Proxim recommends to use NuDesign.
• IP address
• Version of SNMP: Select the V2c version of SNMP.
• Port Number: By default the port number is set to 161.
• Read Community Password
• Read/Write Community Password
NOTE: To receive traps, MgmtSnmpTrapHostTablePassword should be same as MgmtSNMPTeadPassword.
Viewing the MIB Objects
1. Once you have configured the required information, open the MIB in the MIB browser. To open the MIB, you need to
provide a specific path and click Enter.
2. Navigate to the Proxim in private node.
• To view all the objects that are available, right-click and select Walk. This will display all the default and
configured objects.
• To view a particular object, select the object, right-click and click Get. This will display the selected configured
object.
- ORiNOCO AP-800 1
- Copyright 2
- Trademarks 2
- GPL License Note 2
- OpenSSL License Note 2
- AP-800 User Guide 7
- Introduction 8
- Core Features of AP-800 9
- Hardware Overview 10
- Prerequisites 12
- System Requirements 13
- Product Package 13
- Optional Accessories 14
- Hardware Installation 14
- Using a Console Port 15
- Install the Antenna 15
- Mount the Unit 15
- Power on the Unit 16
- Initialization 17
- Installing the Software 20
- Update Device 21
- Retrieve From Device 23
- Managing the Access Point 27
- SNMP Management 28
- SSH (Secure Shell) Management 28
- HyperTerminal 28
- ProximVision ES 29
- Password Management 31
- Access Point Features 34
- Ethernet 36
- Security 36
- IP Configuration 43
- TPID Priority CFI VID 45
- Managing the Device 48
- Upgrading the Firmware 49
- Monitoring the Device 51
- Interface Statistics 52
- Network Layer 54
- Web Interface Overview 56
- Error Message 56
- Configuring the Device 57
- Filtering 72
- Management Access Control 86
- System Log 88
- Event Log 90
- Pre-requisites 99
- Viewing the MIB Objects 99
- Configuring the MIB Objects 100
- Global Configuration Mode 101
- General Notes 101
- Log into the AP using Telnet 104
- User Exec Mode 104
- Privileged Exec Mode 105
- Show QoS EDCA Command 109
- Wireless VAP Command 110
- System Information Command 115
- Event Logand ICMP Commands 116
- RADIUS Client Access Command 118
- Interface Statistics Command 118
- Filter-status 119
- Protocol-name 119
- Protocol-number 119
- Again entry-status 119
- Troubleshooting 121
- Symptoms and Solutions 122
- Client Connection Problems 124
- VLAN Operation Issues 124
- Gigabit Ethernet PoE 125
- Recovery Procedures 126
- Related Applications 130
- ASCII Character Chart 131
- Bootloader CLI 132
- Specifications 134
- Advanced Bridging Functions 135
- Security Features 135
- Hardware Specifications 136
- Available Channels 137
- Support Options 142
- Statement of Warranty 144
- Other Information 145
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