User manual

CONFIDENTIAL Protium Technologies, Inc. 4050-9901
Rev No: 05
5 GHz RF Modem 31-Jan-2007 39 of 84
This document and information contained herein is subject to the restrictions set forth on the title page .
The [COMMON OPTIONS] are those necessary to access SNMPv3 as described above. The letter “i” specifies
the following value is an integer.
The numeric OID above corresponds to the following string:
.iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.ucdavis.version.versionSavePersistentData.0
If the UCD MID is loaded into the MIB browser, the above may be accomplished by the simpler:
snmpset [COMMON OPTIONS] versionSavePersistentData.0 = 1
5.4.2 Changing a User’s Pass Phrases
The following command will change the pass phrase of the user issuing the command:
snmpusm [COMMON OPTIONS][-Ca][-Cx] \
passwd OLD-PASSPHRASE NEW-PASSPHRASE
The [COMMON OPTIONS] are those necessary to access SNMPv3 as described above.
The “passwd” is the actual command to change the pass phrase. If the -Ca or -Cx options are specified, then only
the authentication or privacy keys, respectively, are changed. If these options are not specified, then both the
authentication and privacy keys are changed.
Note that the old pass phrase is required in order to set the new pass phrase. This means it is not possible to
recover from a lost pass phrase by changing the pass phrase. The only recourse in this case is to delete and
recreate the user.
After changing a pass phrase, it is necessary to explicitly save the change to non-volatile memory as described
above in the section regarding creating a new user.
5.4.3 Deleting a User
Deleting a user account may be necessary when a user account is no longer needed, or in some cases to re-create
the user in order recover a lost password.
Any user with administrator access rights may delete a user account. Users with operator access rights are not
permitted to delete users.
snmpusm [COMMON OPTIONS] delete username
The [COMMON OPTIONS] are those necessary to access SNMPv3 as described above.