Installation guide

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2. Refer to the following information within the Discovery Profiles tab to discern whether an existing profile
can be used as is, requires modification (or deletion) or if a new discovery profile is required.
3. Select an existing profile and click the Edit button to modify the profile name starting and ending IP
address and SNMP version. Motorola recommends editing a profile only if some of its attributes are still
valid, if the profile is obsolete, delete it and create a new one.
4. Select an existing profile and click the Delete button to remove this profile from the list of available
profiles.
5. Click the Add button to display a screen used to define a new switch discovery profile. For more
information, see Adding a New Discovery Profile on page 5-59.
6. Click the Start Discovery button to display a Read Community String (SNMP v2) or V3
Authentication (SNMP v3) screen.
compromise switch security. Therefore, when Start Discovery is selected, the switch prompts the user to
verify their SNMP credentials against the SNMP credentials of discovered devices. SNMP v2 and v3
Index Displays the numerical identifier used to differentiate this profile from others with
similar configurations. The index is supplied to new profiles sequentially.
Profile Name Displays the user-assigned name for the profile. The profile name should
associate the profile with the group of devices or area where the discovered
devices are anticipated to be located.
Start IP Address Displays the starting numeric (non DNS) IP address from where the search for
available network devices is conducted.
End IP Address Displays the ending numeric (non DNS) IP address from where the search for
available network devices is conducted.
SNMP Version Displays the version of the SNMP (either SNMP v2 or v3) used for discovering
available network devices.