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XL-12000S
MANAGED, HIGH-SPEED NETWORK MODEM USER GUIDE
34 TUT SYSTEMS 7.0 CONFIGURE THE MODEM
Table 7.2 Specific field information for the Modem Management screen.
FIELD DESCRIPTION
Date/Time If the Date field is not changed, (e.g. stays 01/01/70)
the modem will keep track of the “uptime”. If the date
is set to the appropriate date, time is expressed by a
24-hour clock. Time/Date values are not preserved
over reboots.
S/W Rev: Current software version running on the modem
H/W Rev.: Current hardware version for the modem.
MAC Address: The Media Access Control (data link layer) address is
the physical address associated with the modem’s
LAN interface.
Modem Name: You can assign a name to this modem. Up to 14
characters are allowed including underlines. Caution:
Do not use spaces or these characters: \ / : ? “< > .
After you assign a name, the modem name will appear
on every screen in the Modem field in the upper
right-hand corner.
Console Inactivity Time-out: You can enter a value for time out. The modem
automatically logs an operator off the network if
inactivity exceeds this operator-defined time out
setting. The default is 10 minutes. Entering a zero (0)
disables this feature, which means the session will
keep running until an operator terminates it.
Enable STP Enable or disable Spanning Tree Protocol for bridging
purposes. The default is “Y” meaning “yes, it is
enabled.” If “N” or “No” is selected, both Master and
Slave should be disabled.
Enable SNMP: Enables or disables SNMP control. SNMP requires
that you assign an IP address to one of the modem
interfaces.
Note: When enabled, the modem will accept SNMP
requests. This field enables the entire feature set
(requests and notifications) for SNMP. The SNMP
management screen provides parameters for setting
up SNMP. The default is “Y” for enabled.
LAN IP Address: The LAN IP Address of the current modem. (It can also
be assigned in the Modem Configuration screen.)
CAUTION: Changing the values of either the IP Address, Subnet
mask, or Default gateway will automatically reboot the
modem. The screen displays a warning message.
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