Verilink HDM 2180 (880-503048-001) Product Manual - Manual (Page 29)

Standalone HDM 2180 Management
Verilink HDM 2180 User Manual 3-5
Port Configuration Menu
Once you have established and set the HDM 2180’s IP addresses
and other administrative parameters, the HDM 2180’s ports need to
be configured before signals can be properly transmitted and
received.
O Management trap IP address2—This is an alternate IP address to which alarm messages
will be sent. This might be a copy of the Verilink Node Manager application or some other
SNMP network manager.
HDM > o
Management Station #2 Trap IP address: 0.0.0.0, New Trap IP address >
P Management trap IP address3—This is an alternate IP address to which alarm messages
will be sent. This might be a copy of the Verilink Node Manager application or some other
SNMP network manager.
HDM > o
Management Station #3 Trap IP address: 0.0.0.0, New Trap IP address >
Q Management trap IP address4—This is an alternate IP address to which alarm messages
will be sent. This might be a copy of the Verilink Node Manager application or some other
SNMP network manager.
HDM > o
Management Station #4 Trap IP address: 0.0.0.0, New Trap IP address >
C Community String - read—A security feature that enables you to establish who may read
the information on the HDM module. Default is “public”. You may set a different string up
to 64 characters.
Community string (Read): public Change (Y/N)? y
Please enter new Read Community String (64):
W Community String - write—A security feature that enables you to establish who may write
or change the information on the HDM module. Default is “public”. You may set a different
string up to 64 characters.
HDM > w
Community string (Write): public Change (Y/N)?
F DS3 flash download—Writes a firmware upgrade to Flash RAM after it has been transferred
to the HDM 2180 using FTP.
HDM > f
Current Booting Flash Partition: A
Only Partition B can be upgraded. Do you really want to do so? !!! (Y/N)
B DS3 Boot—Causes the HDM 2180 to re-boot from the selected partition.
HDM > b
Current Booting Flash Partition: A
Enter Flash Partition for Booting (0 for Partition A or 1 for Partition B)
>
X exit menu—Returns you to the Main Menu , Figure 3-1 .
Command Description