Lantronix G520 G520 User Guide - Page 128

10: Services Table 10-29 SNMP General Settings Configuration Parameters Enable Description Select to enable the SNMPD application. EngineID Displays the SNMP engine ID, which is required to respond to SNMPv3 requests. This value is auto-generated when the agent is first started. agentaddress Defines a list of listening addresses on which to receive incoming SNMP requests. The default agent behavior is listening on all interfaces on UDP port 161. This is equivalent to the following directive: agentaddress udp:161 or simply agentaddress 161 To configure this field, specify one or more listening addresses using the format: [:] Examples:  UDP:161, UDP6:161 - accept requests on all IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces on UDP port 161  localhost:161 - accept requests on the local loopback interface on UDP port 161  127.0.0.1 - accept requests on the local loopback interface (UDP is implied)  UDP:161, UDP6:161, TCP:161, TCP6:161 - accept requests on all IPv4 and IPv6 interfaces on UDP port 161 and TCP port 161 Other combinations are also valid. System Information Displays the system group information. System name, contact and location can be set through the SNMP Manager.  sysName - default is Lantronix  sysContact - default is root@localhost  sysLocation - default is Unknown  sysDescription - default 'uname -s -n -r -v -m' command output is not writable using a set request. Process Monitoring Process Monitoring Process Name Max Process Monitors the processes running on the local system and registers a command that can be run to fix errors. This table displays the processes that are being monitored and provides options to add, edit or delete items from the monitoring table.  Click Add to add an entry to the process monitoring table. Enter the process name and other details as shown below.  Click Edit to modify a table entry.  Click Delete to delete an entry from the table. Name of the process that is being counted. Maximum number of processes that should be running. Generates an error flag if the number of processes detected is greater than the maximum specified. Min Process Minimum number of processes that should be running. Generates an error flag if the number is less than the minimum. Enable Fix Action Tells the agent to attempt to fix the problem by calling the operation specified in the fix action. The command will not be invoked automatically. Program Name (Procfix action) The command that gets run when the error is detected and the fix action field is enabled. Arguments Arguments that support the command. G520 Series IoT Cellular Gateway User Guide 128