User Manual

11745-419-C0-002, Rev. B
2.0 Transponder Installation, continued
2.1 Provisioning the Transponder, continued
2.1.2 Transponder Con guration Using the HMS.INI File
The transponder’s cable modem, at rst power-up or reset command, requests a
con guration le from the TFTP server. The le must contain the IP address of the
SNMP manager. It may also contain up to ve additional SNMP trap recipients.
The SNMP manager is the only device that can perform SNMP set/get/get-next
commands. The trap recipients and SNMP manager receive the same traps from the
transponder.
The following is a guideline on how to setup/write the hmsinit.ini le for the
transponder. Ensure the hmsinit.ini le has been successfully modi ed, installed,
and tested prior to installing transponders into the system.
File Name
The le name of the HMS initialization le is: hmsinit.ini. Please note that the
le name is entirely in lower case. The alpha-case of the le name is unimportant on
a Windows based server, however the alpha-case is critical in a UNIX server. As a
result, it is considered good practice to have the le name in lower case regardless of
the server operating system.
Sample hmsinit.ini File
====BEGIN sample hmsinit.ini le===THIS LINE NOT IN FILE
// This identi es the IP address of the SNMP manager
[SERVER IP]
10.1.1.5
// This identi es the IP addresses of up to 5 SNMP trap receivers
[TRAP SERVER IP]
10.1.1.6
10.1.1.7
// This identi es the IP address of the TOD server
[TIME SERVER IP]
10.1.1.8
// This sets the SNMP community string (default DOCSIS)
[DISCOVERY COMMUNITY]
DOCSIS
// This sets the Read Only access community string
[READ COMMUNITY]
apple
// This sets the Read/Write access community string
[READ/WRITE COMMUNITY]
ORANGE
// This sets the SNMP access to ENABLE or DISABLE (default DISABLE)
[SECURE SNMP]
ENABLE
//This identi es the IP addresses of up to 5 Secure Host IPs
[SECURE HOSTS]
10.1.1.9
10.1.1.10
====END sample hmsinit.ini le===THIS LINE NOT IN FILE