SNMP tab (Device Configuration)
Use options on this tab to configure updates Output Manager destinations that are auto-detected SNMP devices.
You can determine whether the Output Manager SNMP Service will automatically update destinations that are auto-detected SNMP devices. The service can update dynamic, static, and meter values. Dynamic values are values that can change while the printer is being used, such as out of paper and low on toner. Static values are values that do not change or change very infrequently, such as the printers name and IP address. In most cases, updating static values is less important than updating dynamic values, as static values change less frequently. Dynamic value updates are needed to maintain timely alerts so a device can stay operational. Meter values track information about how many copies, prints, faxes, scans, and so forth have been made.
Option | Description |
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SNMP server | Specifies the network (DNS) name for the server. |
SNMP community | The SNMP community name used to communicate with the server. |
Update dynamic values | Select this check box to automatically update dynamic values for a device. |
Update static values | Select this check box to automatically update static values for a device. |
Update meter values | Select this check box to automatically update SNMP metering values. |
Use PJL during update | Use PJL (Printer Job Language) for the update. You can select this option if PJL is supported on a device. |
Code page | The code page used by the hardware. |
Override global SNMP v3 settings | Select this check box to override the global settings for the SNMP server. After you select this check box, configure the Device SNMP v3 settings. |
Device SNMP v3 settings
Option | Description |
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User | A valid user name for authenticating the user on the SNMP server. |
Context name | The context name to use for the SNMP user. |
Authentication password | The authentication password the SNMP user. |
Protocol | The authorization protocol to use for authenticating the user (MD5 or SHA). |
Encryption password | The encryption password for the user. |
Algorithm | The algorithm used to encrypt the password (DES, AES, DES3, AES192, or AES256). |