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1. Safeguard Network Adapter SNMP Configuration A a PAD ter Doc ument Revision C SSSNA 02 04 Safeguard Network Adapter Version 1 05 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer Copyright and Trademark O 2003 Computer Support Systems All rights reserved No part of the contents of this manual may be transmitted or reproduced in any form or by any means without the written permission of Computer Support Systems Ethernet is a trademark of XEROX Corporation UNIX is a registered trademark of The Open Group Windows 958 Windows 988 Windows 2000 Windows NT amp and Windows XP are trademarks of Microsoft Corp Netscape is a trademark of Netscape Communications Corporation Java is a trademark or a registered trademark of Sun Microsystems Inc in the United States and other countries Computer Support Systems Pty Ltd Head Office 373 Johnston Street Abbotsford VICTORIA 3067 Australia Telephone 61 3 9419 3955 Facsimile 61 3 9419 3509 Web Address www csspl com au sales csspl com au support csspl com au CSS Safeguard Network Adapter sq 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer Disclaimer and Revisions Operation of this equipment in a residential area may cause interference in which case the user at his or her own expense will be required to take whatever measures may be required to correct the interference 21 10 2003 CSSSNA10 03 NK Version 1 02 updates on SNMP 11 112. 12 31 132 158 1 220 Hecerved event 1 3 5 1 4 1 14748 0 2 enterprise 1 3 5 1 4 1 14 748 generic b specific 2 na Format in trapd conf z args 1 private enterprises ComputerSupportSustems products safeguard sgtraps safeguardMessageString D OctetStrng HH Fire ALARM DE input number 8 1 1 71 242 50am 2 experimental 1057 1 Ip amp ddress 192 158 1 2 amp m e 8 Alarms Critical 0 Major 3 Minor 1 wWarning 1 Mormal 3 If the Safeguard Network Adapter does not receive any data from Safeguard for one minute it will send a trap indicating the serial link failure and will not respond until the serial link is back The link failure trap messages will appear as o Serial Link Down Check Safeguard o Serial Link Up Safeguard Active If the serial link fails turn safeguard off check connections and try again If failed contact CSS technical support CSS Safeguard Network Adapter Be 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 5 SNMP Graphing 5 1 Introduction to SNMP Graphing SNMP graphing is possible due to the fact that SNMP GET commands send current analogue sensor values to the Network Management System NMS Most NMS s are capable of polling this type of data periodically and storing them for future reference They also provide methods in plotting the stored data The values retrieved are integers and hence a temperature or humidity value is shown as a multiplication of 10 Most SN
3. ae Evert Tine stamp O days 00h 00m 0Gs 35th SNMP yl 382 1EB 1 220 E Agent address 192 168 1 220 Port J62 Transport TPUDP Prococol SWAP yd Trap m E CC hisrager address ME csspl com au 032 L62 1 0 Transport IFJLOP Commuriby pubkc SEL SWE sent address 192 E68 L 220 Lis Enterprise 1 3 5 1 4 1 14748 Eg Bindings 25 ue Biden 1 sebesar 0 DisplavStmg C55 Safeguard Nebwork Adapter Sofbsare ver 1 02 di Binding 2 sez p Time D Tie Ticks D des Oh mnm ass 35m pp 4 2 How to set the Management Information Base Use the CSS MIB file given on the CD to set your MIB structure settings The SNMP software you use will allow you to configure add paths to where your MIB file is Read your software help files to find out how to apply MIB paths Once you have your MIB path effectively applied the trap bindings will indicate the details of the trap message The following screen shot depicts a correct trap binding display CSS Safeguard Network Adapter s 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer MG SOFT Trap Ringer Professional Edition Console Fils ew Took Help Xv AB m ta Tine stamp O das 0h de zz th Space ap 42 Agence address 152 168 1 220 Port LEZ Transport PDP Protocol SUMP Trap Gpecilic hap 113 Manager address MEE csspl com au 182 168 1 2 Transport IFILIDP Safeguard Alert paldstat Community public Strin B SAH Pt agant adkas 12 166 1 220 p
4. confirmation box Main Menu Click on Main Menu to return to menu If you stay inactive for over 5 minutes you will be automatically directed out from the Safeguard Network Adapter SNMP configuration back to the menu page CSS Safeguard Network Adapter 4 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 4 Receiving SNMP Traps 4 1 How to receive traps In order to receive traps you need to have a SNMP Sniffer or similar program installed on your computer You may also need to enable the SNMP protocol on your system Control Panel gt Add Remove Programs gt Add Remove Windows Components gt Management and Monitoring Tools gt ENABLE SNMP There are many types of software programs that detect SNMP traps A few examples are o MG SOFT Trap Ringer Professional Edition o Network Node Manager HP Open View o SNMP Sniffer from Icon Laboratories Inc http www icon labs com o Other third party SNMP sniffers You will need to enter the IP addresses of the machine that you install the SNMP sniffing software as the trap IP addresses on adapter configuration Once you have configured the adapter run your SNMP detecting software When the Safeguard Network Adapter reboots it sends a coldstart trap as an indication of start If you receive this trap on your SNMP detecting software you are able to receive Safeguard SNMP traps 5 MG SOFT Trap Ringer Professional Edition Cnnsale Fie ww Took Hah Av APR
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6. 1 220 MIB object ID Jso 0rg dod internet private enterprises Computers uppartS ystems products safeguard sgH eadings l mib 2 Describe experimental private E enterprises E Computers uppartS ystems El products safeguard sgReadings Sensor eading Sensorheadingl Sengorheadingl3 Canen E asian MIB instance SNMP set value MIB values Use the data collection amp Thresholds SNMP section to store data Configure it to store data periodically CSS Safeguard Network Adapter 9 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer HAF wl d TJ Data Collection amp Thresholds E E3 File Edit Actions Help MIB objects configured for collection Origin Status MIB Object ID DataCollect Collecting IfInPktPctErrors IflnPEktPctErrorsz Datalollect Collecting Ift utril If uril Datalollect Collecting sysDescr DataCollect Collecting Sensor Beadinguo MIB object collection summary Interval Store Threshold Instances 1922168 1 220 If you are ale to poll data using the MIB Browser and if you have set the correct settings on data collection and thresholds you would be able to view graphs of any of the analogue sensors Below is a screen shot of data collected of three analogue sensors simultaneously Ed Graph Collected Data fax File View Options Help 192 158 1 220 IflnPktPctErrors 1 192 166 1 220 SensorHeadingll1 0 1 192 158 1 220 SensorReading
7. 2003 CSSSNA11 03 NK Version 1 03 updates on SNMP 09 12 2003 CSSSNA12 03 NK SNMP GET NEXT commands snmpwalk updates 03 02 2004 CSSSNAO02 04 NK Version 1 05 updates o CSS Safeguard Network Adapter ii 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer Contents Copyrightand Trademarks coin reor aa ace SEE eee Co Sce ee c Las eC ERA EC edes i Disclaimer and REVISIONS sitarea aa a aas li eror tp I lii 1 Introduction to the Safeguard Network Adapter SNMP Features 1 2 HOQUIFCIMENTS te snas saias cana EE E 2 3 The Safeguard SNMP Configuration Web Interface 3 3 1 Accessing the SNMP Configuration sussa eut e e eee tens bb a aeu 3 4 RECEIVING SNMP Traps cieisss des ue nsu eunok e S Ue s acu ges v NEUE SISuAEVESD NEN UM nd Rasa NE 5 4 1 Rie NON CCCIVE ADS e D 5 4 2 How to set the Management Information Base erre 9 4 3 Inrerpreung sareguard aS sauna oa abs nana osi dba brine 7 5 Diei E 8 5 1 Introduction to SNMP Graphing asas nice oaa uero o diede ue omaia tnc 8 5 2 micle do ake RI pene ene T NO P een O nee eT PME 8 5 3 DI QUA O Pia aa mecca terpenes Meret e LEE uoti Maca 8 6 TFFOUDISSMOOUING e EA aa E E 11 CSS Safeguard Network Adapter iii 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 1 Introduction to the Safeguard Network Adapter SNM
8. MP graphing tools provide a method to view the graph by using a customized multiplier In this case use the multiplier to retrieve the exact value Eg Temperature value 25 6 C is retrieved as 256 amp humidity value 60 4 is retrieved as 604 5 2 Requirements You need to enter the Network Manger IP address on the SNMP Configuration Web interface A Network Management System similar to HP OpenView that allows storing SNMP data 5 3 Configuration The document uses HP OpenView as the NMS System Most screen shots are from this application Insert the MIB file provided by Computer Support Systems Map Edit View Performance Configuration Fault Tools six Window Help Report Configuration SNMP Configuration Event Configuration Data Collection amp Thresholds SNMP MIB Application Builder SIP Load Unload MIBs SNMP Network Polling Configuration IPI Internet License Password Do an snmpwalk on the IP address to see if you are able to talk to the device If fails check if you have entered the correct Network Manager IP address CSS Safeguard Network Adapter Ds 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer Use the menu Tools gt SNMP MIB Browser to browse the CSS MIB file Click on the Sensor number which the analogue sensor is connected to and click Start Query This will indicate the current sensor value iid Browse MIB SEES File View Help Name or address Community name 192 168
9. P Features The Safeguard network adapter coverts the Safeguard Pro RM into a network element thus giving networking features such as SNMP Simple Management Network Protocol The Safeguard network adapter converts any alert warning or error messages from Safeguard into SNMP traps and sends them over the network to predetermined Network Management Systems NMS The Management Information Base MIB supplied by Computer Support Systems describes the alerts as they are detected at a NMS The MIB also allows performing SNMP GET commands to any of the analogue sensors attached to Safeguard What this means is that wth a NMS such as HP OpenView or similar you are able to poll data in order to store them locally These stored data will allow graphing possible over a period of time SNMP TRAPS Analogue Sensors Networ Safeauard Pro Analoaue Sensor values are plotted over a period of time EO Graph Gollected Data im If IE I Pia Vimus Options Help 182 16D 7 220 Wim kdE CIE rrr T82 T60D 1 220 xenswurEiiadingm 7 05 VOZ 160 171 220 SensorheadingO2 M 0 1 OD aes 3 1g8 z1 Oz OA 02 04 04 CSS Safeguard Network Adapter s 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 2 Requirements The minimum requirements to run the Safeguard Network Adapter SNMP features are as follows o Fully configured Safeguard unit with a configured Safeguard ne
10. U 2 0 1 0 15 54 25 19 30 24 22 06 23 00 42 22 03 18 21 05 54 20 08 30 19 02 03 04 02704704 Note Make sure to use the multiplier of 0 1 to get the correct view of the graph CSS Safeguard Network Adapter 10 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 6 Troubleshooting Make sure the input label for each sensor precedes with the input number in front Eg o Input number 01 label should read 01 My temp on A C o Input number 02 label should read 02 My humid on A C o Input number 03 label should read 03Another Sensor the space in between the numbers and the start of characters is optional o Input number XX label should read XX UPS Alarm For further troubleshooting methods read the trouble shooting section of the user manual CSS Safeguard Network Adapter 11 04 02 2004
11. he button next the label SNMP Configuration Note The factory default password is password It is possible to change the password on the adapter configuration page The password on the Safeguard Network Adapter is case sensitive This web interface allows setting the SNMP read and write communities It also allows setting the trap IP addresses of the machines where the traps need to be sent C2 Safeguard Network Adapter SNMP Configuration SNMP Settings SMMP community name for read pub ic 4 SNMP community name for write private v Network Managers not set Network WanagerG not set ooo Network Wlanager not set Network Wanagers not set Software version 1 04 SNMP Settings SNMP Read Community Select public private or other default public SNMP Write Community Select public private or other default private Network Manager Addresses Enter IP addresses of your Network Management software hosts You may have multiple NMS Note Ensure that trap IP s Network Manager IP s are filled starting from number one and down If the first Manager IP address is not filled out and the rest are filled there will be no traps sent at all and polling would not be possible CSS Safeguard Network Adapter s 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer Update Settings Click on Update Settings to save your settings You will be prompted with a
12. ng D IDoret String E Fia ALARM CB inpa number B 1417471 242 Dan 7 experimental WET e 132 TEB 1 220 Sema Croce Mer Minor Warming Nomad d bfa E kaad virka Frranelant Aube Layak Conrection gru exi CSS Safeguard Network Adapter 6 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 4 3 Interpreting Safeguard Traps Interpreting the Safeguard SNMP traps is straightforward All Safeguard alerts warnings and error messages are sent as strings The string contains details of the alert warning error the date and time set on Safeguard it self Eg of a few strings are o Safeguard Monitor Mode 1 8 3 1 11 59pm o M Fire Detector ALARM on input number 5 1 8 3 1 49 42pm o Fire Detector O K on input number 5 1 8 3 1 49 45pm o Configuration Mode Entered 1 8 3 1 50 21pm o d Temperature ALARM on input number 32 1 8 3 1 52 16pm o MzTemperature SHUTDOWN on input number 32 1 8 3 1 52 28pm ALL Alarms Browser BIET Ack Cor Severity Date Time Source Message Major Tue Dec 09 10 55 07 Wilk csspl com au ovspmd managed process ovrequestd has termini Major Tue Dec 0a 10 55 09 WNilK csepl com au oveprd managed process ovrequestd has termin 4 Major Tue Dec 09 10 55 11 WNilK csspl com au Network Node Manager license expires on Sat Fel Normal Tue Dec 09 10 55 15 HNilk csspl com au Node added 1 BT 1 Dm fm ford m vm S am Le pee Tue Dec 09 11
13. twork adapter according to adapter user manual Access to the local network Java enabled web browser Netscape 4 0 or higher amp IE 5 5 or higher recommended Java 2 Runtime Environment Standard Edition Version 1 4 2 You may install this from http java sun com j2se 1 4 2 download html SNMP software package for SNMP traps and to poll data Eg HP OpenView Input labels on Safeguard for each sensor precedes with the input number in front Eg o Input number 01 label should read 01 My temp on A C o Input number 02 label should read 02 My humid on A C o Input number 03 label should read O3Another Sensor the space in between the numbers and the start of characters is optional o Input number XX label should read XX UPS Alarm o Registration keys for SNMP Traps and or SNMP Graphing software O O O O O O CSS Safeguard Network Adapter s 04 02 2004 Safeguard Network Interface Front Panel Viewer 3 The Safeguard SNMP Configuration Web Interface The SNMP configuration of the adapter is accessible through the main menu of the Safeguard network adapter web interface when enabled using the correct registration key obtained by Computer Support Systems If your system is not up to date with the runtime envi ronment your brows er will prompt you to download the latest Java 2 Runtime Environment from Sun Microsystems 3 1 Accessing the SNMP Configuration From the main menu of the adapter click on t
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