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Setting Up Pipeline Security

Recommended security measures

7-6 Preliminary January 30, 1998 Pipeline User’s Guide

The read community string enables an SNMP manager to perform read

commands (for example, Get and Get next) to request specific information.

•R/W Comm

The read-write community string enables an SNMP manager to perform

both read and write commands (for example, Get, Get next, and Set), which

means the SNMP application can access management information, set alarm

thresholds, and change some settings on the Pipeline.

To enable SNMP set commands, enter a Read Community password that must be

known by the SNMP manager in order to read the Pipeline settings, and enter a

password for Read/Write Community that must be known by the SNMP manager

in order to change the settings.

Open the Ethernet > Mod Config > SNMP Options submenu.

Read Comm=public

>R/W Comm Enable=Yes

R/W Comm=write

The default Read Community name is “public” and the default Read/Write

Community password is “write”.

Enter up to 16 alphanumeric character in the Read Comm parameter.

For example:

Read Comm=name

To enable the use of SNMP set commands, set the Read/Write Community

string parameter to yes.

For example:

R/W Comm Enable=Yes

When the value is No, the R/W Comm parameter is N/A.

Enter up to 16 alphanumeric characters in the R/W Comm parameter.

For example:

R/W Comm=unique-string

Close and save the profile.

Note:

To use a Set command (or use the Java-based Pipeline Configurator to

update the unit), you must know the R/W value, and R/W Comm Enable must be

set to Yes.

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