Enabling And Configuring Snmp - Dell PowerEdge KVM 1081AD User Manual

If an account becomes locked, it will remain locked until the duration time
has elapsed, the Remote Console Switch is power-cycled, or an Administrator
unlocks the account. A User Administrator may unlock only user accounts,
whereas a Remote Console Switch Administrator may unlock any type of
account.
To unlock an account:
1 Click the Configure tab in the on-board web interface, then click the
Users category in the left column.
2 Select the check box next to the user name you wish to unlock.
3 Click the Unlock button. The lock icon next to the username will
disappear.
To specify the length of time a user account remains locked:
1 Click the Configure tab in the on-board web interface, then click the
Users category in the left column.
2 Click to enable the Enable Lock-outs check box.
3 Type the number of hours that a user will be locked out (1 to 99).
NOTE:
Only Remote Console Switch Administrators may specify lock-out
parameters.
To disable the Security Lockout feature:
1 Click the Configure tab in the on-board web interface, then click the
Users category in the left column.
2 Clear the Enable Lock-outs check box. The Duration field is disabled.
NOTE:
Disabling Security Lock-Out will have no affect on users that are already
locked out.

Enabling and Configuring SNMP

SNMP is a protocol used to communicate management information between
network management applications and Remote Console Switches. Other
SNMP managers can communicate with your Remote Console Switch by
accessing MIB-II and the public portion of the enterprise MIB. When you
select the SNMP category, the on-board web interface will retrieve the SNMP
parameters from the unit.
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