Specifications
UHP-1000 SATELLITE ROUTER
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL, V. 2.5
(SW VERSION 2.5.X)
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exit - Log out from console
Exit from remote or console session.
2.15.8 SNMP protocol
UHP-1000 router supports SNMP protocol versions V1 and Community-based V2. The following SNMP classes are
supported:
.iso.org.dod.internet.
management.mib2.
system.
...
interfaces.
...
private.enterprises.UHP.uhpV22.
...
Information on variables can be obtained from the MIB file supplied with the router or from UHP NMS.
---------- SNMP parameters
snmp community read|write STRING - Set community strings
Defining SNMP passwords for reading and writing (by default “public” and “private”). Community
strings are truncated to 8 symbols.
snmp access IP_ADDR IP_ADDR - Allow access from
Set up of IP-addresses from which the router will receive SNMP requests. Zero address (0.0.0.0)
means that this value is not used. With both zero addresses access over SNMP to the router is fully
blocked. If the first address is entered as 255.255.255.255, the access to the router will be possible
from any IP-address.
show snmp - Display SNMP parameters
Display SNMP statistics.
UHP#sh sn
Read community - public Illegal IP address - 0
Wrt. community - private Wrong rd.community - 0
IP permitted 1 - 0.0.0.0 Wrong wr.community - 0
IP permitted 2 - 0.0.0.0 No variable in MIB - 0
Input requests - 0 Table out of index – 0
The first row contains SNMP settings and the number of requests received by the router.
Illegal IP address - Number of requests from non-permitted IP-addresses.
Wrong community - Number of requests with a wrong password (community).
No variable in MIB - Non-existing variable is requested.
Table out of index - Table value beyond the Table scope is requested.
2.15.9 SNTP Protocol
UHP-1000 router supports Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP). It is a simplified implementation of the protocol
NTP and used in embedded systems and devices that do not require high accuracy.
Using this protocol allows synchronizing time on all devices of the network. The router can be a client that
synchronizes its time counter with a server and/or act as a server responding to respective client requests.
The following command used to configure SNTP functionality of UHP router:
time sntp mode off|client|server|both - SNTP operation mode
where,
off SNTP is disabled
client Router acts as a client and synchronize its time with server be respective requests