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LAN Channel Conﬁguration Screen 3 - LAN Alerting Setup

This screen allows you to continue to enter the necessary settings to configure the specified LAN

channel.

• Enable LAN Alerting: Allows you to configure the LAN alert settings for this LAN channel

on the server. The availability of all settings on this display depends on the setting of this

checkbox.

• Alert Destination Console 1 IP Address: Allows you to enter the first alert destination IP

address for this LAN channel. The Alert IP Address is the logical or Internet address of the

Alert-Destination. In case of single node destination this is the unicast or specific IP address.

This is the IP Subnet address if the alert needs to be broadcast within a particular subnet. The

IP is entered as a dotted decimal IP, such as 192.168.0.2.

• Resolve Alert Destination 1 MAC Address: Instructs the SCW to resolve the MAC address

of the first alert destination IP address. If the Alert Destination MAC address cannot be

resolved, then the SCW will display a dialog which allows you to enter in a MAC address. A

final option would be to just continue, which would result in alerts being sent via broadcast.

• Alert Destination 1 MAC Address: The Alert Destination MAC Address is the physical or the

Ethernet address of the Alert Destination. It corresponds to the Alert Destination IP Address.

The MAC address is entered as six dotted hexadecimal bytes, such as 3e.4d.ab.12.c3.23.

• Alert Destination Console 2 IP Address: The Alert Destination Console 2 IP Address edit

box allows you to enter the IP address for the second alert destination for this LAN channel. In

case of single node destination this is the unicast or specific IP address. This is the IP Subnet

address if the alert needs to be broadcast within a particular subnet.

• Resolve Alert Destination 2 MAC Address: The Resolve Alert Destination 2 MAC Address

checkbox, if enabled, instructs the SCW to attempt to automatically resolve the MAC for this

LAN channel. If the Alert Destination 2 MAC address cannot be resolved, then the SCW will

display a dialog, which allows you to enter a MAC address. A final option would be to just

continue, which would result in alerts being sent via broadcast.

• Alert Destination 2 MAC Address: The Alert Destination 2 MAC Address edit box allows

you to enter the MAC address for the second alert destination on this LAN channel. The Alert

Destination MAC Address is the physical or the Ethernet address of the Alert Destination. It

corresponds to the Alert Destination IP Address. The MAC address is entered as six dotted

hexadecimal bytes, such as 3e.4d.ab.12.c3.23.

• SNMP Community String: The SNMP Community String edit box allows you to enter the

community field in the Header section of the SNMP trap sent for a LAN alert. If a string is not

set on the server, then the SCW will display and set the string as public. The string must be

from 5 to 18 characters long.

• LAN Alert Filters: If you press the LAN Alert Filters button, the SCW will display the next

screen with which you can check the filters that are to be used when sending out alerts.

• No Email Alerts: The No Email Alerts Radio Button allows you to specify that none of the

alerts that may be configured are to go to any configured email addresses. This is the default

setting in Management Module - Professional Edition system configurations, and cannot be

changed on these system configurations.

• Send Email Alerts via LAN Alert IP Address 1: The Send Email Alerts via LAN Alert IP

Address 1 radio button allows you to specify that all LAN alerts configured to go the first alert

IP address are instead to be sent as emails. This option is available only on the Management

Module - Advanced Edition system configuration.

• Send Email Alerts via LAN Alert IP Address 2: The Send Email Alerts via LAN Alert IP

Address 2 radio button allows you to specify that all LAN alerts configured to go the second

alert IP address are instead to be sent as email messages. This option is available only on the

Management Module - Advanced Edition system configuration.