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11. Preferences of MCCS.

11. Preferences of MCCS.

2018/02/08

 

In the MCCS menu bar, select 'Windows (W)' and then 'Environment Setting' to check and modify user accounts, licenses, logs, sessions and UIports.

 

 

Table of Contents

 

 

 

Connection information

At each node, you can check the access address/time and the user roles for the given ID.

[Figure] Conection Information

 

 

Feature settings

It is available to check features which are being used currently and to disable useless features.

If you disable, it is unable to use relevant resources, moreover, there may be features you cannot disable because the relevant resources have been registered already.


[Figure] Feature Settings

 

 

License settings

Can check the status of license for each node.

[Figure] License Settings

 

 

Log settings

Can adjust the color for each log message level and select the range of log information.

[Figure] Logging Setting

 

 

SNMP settings

The Simple Network Management Protocol(SNMP) is an internet-standard protocol that devices can share information about their current state using a message format.
SNMP provides a standardized framework and a common language used for the monitoring and management of devices in a network.
MCCS supports SNMP(Simple Network Management Protocal) trap and can send an event message to a device in a network. It supports SNMP version 1, version 2c and version 3. 

 

Configuring SNMP

You can add, edit, delete and view the SNMP configuration by select the node.


[Figure] Configuring SNMP

 

Adding SNMP

1) Select the 'Add' button in the bottom of the SNMP pane.


[Figure] Adding SNMP


2) Select the SNMP version and click the 'OK' button.


[Figure] Selecting SNMP version

 

3) Select the security level in case of version 3 and click the 'OK' button.


[Figure] Selecting security level

 

4) Enter the properties. If two or more values are entered, they will be separated by "," in destination IP. 


[Figure] Entering properties

  
  

[Figure] Entering properties of security level                                [Figure] Entering properties of security level                              [Figure] Entering properties of security level

                                                                          

 

Editing SNMP 

Select the 'Edit' button in the bottom of the SNMP pane.


[Figure] Editing SNMP   

 

Deleting SNMP

Select the 'Delete' button in the bottom of the SNMP pane.


[Figure] Deleting SNMP

 


[Figure] Warning message of deleting SNMP