Modify telnet settings – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual
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3.
Select the version of SNMP (v1 or v2c) that is configured on the device to be added from the
Parameter Type list:
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Enter the read-only community string in the Read-Only Community String field.
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Enter the read-write community string in the Read-Write Community String field.
4.
Enter the SNMP timeout value (1–60 seconds) in the Timeout field.
This parameter determines how long IMC waits for an SNMP reply from the managed device
before declaring that the request has timed out. The default is 4.
5.
Enter the number of SNMP retries (1–20) in the Retries field.
The retries parameter defines how many times the management system (IMC) sends SNMP retries
in an attempt to communicate with the managed device before reporting a failure. The default is
3.
6.
Click Test to check whether the current SNMP parameters are consistent with the SNMP
configuration on the device.
7.
Click OK.
Using existing SNMP templates
To use existing SNMP templates:
1.
To apply the SNMP settings of an existing SNMP template to this device, perform the following
steps:
a.
Click the radio button to the left of Select an Existing Template.
b.
Click the radio button to the left of the SNMP template you want to use.
2.
Click OK. For more information about creating SNMP templates, see "
Modify Telnet settings
To modify Telnet settings for the selected device from the Device Details page:
1.
Click the Modify Telnet Settings link located under the Configure section of the right navigation tree
on the selected device's Device Details page.
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The modify Telnet Parameters dialog box appears.
2.
Do one of the following:
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Using an existing Telnet template
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To edit the Telnet parameters manually, verify that the radio button to the left of Edit Telnet
Parameters is selected.
3.
Select the Telnet authentication mode from the Authentication Mode list.
4.
Enter the username in the Username field, if prompted.
5.
Enter the password in the Password field, if prompted.
6.
Enter the super password in the Super Password field, if prompted.
7.
Enter the Telnet timeout value (1–60 seconds) in the Timeout field.
The timeout parameter defines how long the system waits for the device to respond in seconds. The
authentication mode selected must match what is configured on the device.