Motorola 68P02958C00-B - Manual (Page 152)

SNMP Configurator
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File Menu
The commands in the File menu are designed mainly for managing SNMP Configuration files
and exiting the application. File menu commands are:
New
The New command clears the current settings from the main window. If you made changes to
the current settings without saving them, the SNMP Configurator program displays a
confirmation screen, asking if you want to save the data. Click the appropriate button.
Open
The Open command opens an existing SNMP Configuration file. After activating this
command, Toolbox displays the Open dialog box. The Open dialog box defaults to the config
sub-directory of the Toolbox (itbox550) directory and to the .snm type files. The config sub-
directory is where Toolbox stores SNMP Configuration files by default. Locate the file name
in the file list, and double-click the name.
Save
The Save command stores the current SNMP Configuration parameters that appear on the
main screen. If the file has not been saved at least once, Toolbox opens the Save As dialog box
where you assign a name to the SNMP Configuration file. If the file has been saved at least
once, Toolbox just saves the file.
Save As
The Save As command saves the current download settings under a different file name.
Generally, you'll use this command when you want to create a SNMP Configuration file that is
slightly different from an existing one (load the existing file, save it under a new name, and
make the changes).
The command opens the Save As dialog box. This dialog appears also when you request to
save a configuration file for the first time.
Type the name of the SNMP Configuration file you want to create, and click OK. Toolbox
automatically adds the .snm extension. If you specify the name of a SNMP Configuration file
that appears on the list, Toolbox issues a message asking you whether you want to overwrite
the existing file. Select Yes only if you want to replace the existing file with the new one.
Download
The Download command is used to download a SNMP Configuration file to the IP Gateway
unit (to be stored in the FLASH memory in the CPU module). You can download to an IP
Gateway unit directly connected to the Toolbox computer, or to a remote IP Gateway unit.
This command also enables you to change the Site ID and system address of the IP Gateway
unit. Before activating the Download command: