# AMI Remote Access Companion configuration file
# Version 2.4 - DO NOT EDIT/REMOVE THE FOLLOWING LINE
[Version2.4]
#
# All lines beginning with '#' are treated as comments, and will be ignored by
# the utility.
# Adding '#' at the middle of a line, which does not also have '#' at the
# beginning may cause the utility to misbehave.
#
# All equal signs ('=') must be preceded by exactly one blank space. And
# should be followed immediately by the values, if any, without any space in
# between. There should also be no trailing spaces in any line. INI files
# which do not follow the above guidelines may cause the utility to misbehave.
#
# PCCardmodem group contains keys to configure the PCCard modem, if present
#
# BaudRate:
# Default: 57600
# Valid Values: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
#
# DialMode:
# Default: Tone
# Valid Values: Pulse, Tone
#
# ExtraModemInitString:
# Default: (empty)
# Valid Values: (Standard modem init strings and/or modem specific strings)
#
[PCCardModem]
BaudRate =57600
DialMode =Tone
ExtraModemInitString =
# ExtModem group contains keys to configure the External modem, if present
#
# BaudRate:
# Default: 57600
# Valid Values: 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200
#
# DialMode:
# Default: Tone
# Valid Values: Pulse, Tone
#
# ExtraModemInitString:
# Default: (empty)
# Valid Values: (Standard modem init strings and/or modem specific strings)
#
[ExtModem]
BaudRate =57600
DialMode =Tone
ExtraModemInitString =
# NetConfig group contains keys to configure the IP address and related items
#
# IpAddr:
# Default: 127.0.0.1
# Valid Values: (Any valid unique IP address)
#
# SubNetMask:
# Default: 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values: (Any valid Subnet Mask)
#
# GatewayAddr:
# Default: 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values: (Any valid IP Address, which points to a gateway)
#
[NetConfig]
IpAddr =127.0.0.1
SubNetMask =0.0.0.0
GatewayAddr =0.0.0.0
# PPPConfig group contains a key to configure PPP related items
# IPPoolStart: (Start address of three consecutive addresses to be used on
# PPP connections through the RAC's modems)
# Default: 128.0.0.1
# Valid Values: (Any valid unique IP, with two successive free IPs)
#
[PPPConfig]
IPPoolStart =128.0.0.1
# RACTemp group contains keys to manage the monitoring of the RAC's temperature
#
# Low Warning:
# Default: 5
# Low Alert:
# Default: 0
# High Warning:
# Default: 45
# High Alert:
# Default: 50
# Monitoring:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
# Polling Time: (Gives the time interval between two successive measurements)
# Default: 10
# Period: (Gives the granularity or units for Polling Time)
# Default: Secs
# Valid Values: Secs, Mins, Hours, Days
#
# The general idea is that the normal RAC temperature would be between the
# Low warning and the high warning limits. If the temperature either drops
# below the Low warning, or rises above the high warning, the RAC would
# generate a Warning condition alert. Typically the Low alert value
# should be lower than the Low warning and the High alert should be higher
# than the high warning, so that if the temperature continues to either drop,
# going below Low warning, or to climb going above High warning, then the
# RAC will generate an Error condition alert.
# So, usually,
# Low alert < Low warning < normal value < High warning < High alert.
#
[RACTempConfig]
Low Warning =5
Low Alert =0
High Warning =45
High Alert =50
Polling Time =10
Period =secs
Monitoring =Enable
# WallAdapVolt group contains keys to manage the monitoring of the RAC's
# Wall Adapter Voltage, if available
#
# Low Warning:
# Default: 5.5
# Low Alert:
# Default: 5.0
# High Warning:
# Default: 9.0
# High Alert:
# Default: 9.5
# Monitoring:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
# Polling Time: (Gives the time interval between two successive measurements)
# Default: 10
# Period: (Gives the granularity or units for Polling Time)
# Default: secs
# Valid Values: secs, mins, hours, days
#
# The general idea is that the normal Wall Adapter Voltage would be between
# the Low warning and the high warning limits. If the Voltage either drops
# below the Low warning, or rises above the high warning, the RAC would
# generate a Warning condition alert. Typically the Low alert value should
# be lower than the Low warning and the High alert should be higher than the
# high warning, so that if the Voltage continues to either drop, going below
# Low warning, or to climb going above High warning, then the RAC will
# generate an Error condition alert.
# So, usually,
# Low alert < Low warning < normal value < High warning < High alert.
#
[WallAdapterVoltConfig]
Low Warning =5.5
Low Alert =5.0
High Warning =9.0
High Alert =9.5
Polling Time =10
Period =secs
Monitoring =Enable
# PCIVolt group contains keys to manage the monitoring of the Host's PCI
# 5 Volt signal of the slot in which the RAC resides.
#
# Low Warning:
# Default: 4.5
# Low Alert:
# Default: 4.0
# High Warning:
# Default: 5.5
# High Alert:
# Default: 6.0
# Monitoring:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
# Polling Time: (Gives the time interval between two successive measurements)
# Default: 10
# Period: (Gives the granularity or units for Polling Time)
# Default: Secs
# Valid Values: secs, mins, hours, days
#
# The general idea is that the normal PCI 5V level would be between the
# Low warning and the high warning limits. If the Voltage either drops
# below the Low warning, or rises above the high warning, the RAC would
# generate a Warning condition alert. Typically the Low alert value should
# be lower than the Low warning and the High alert should be higher than the
# high warning, so that if the Voltage continues to either drop, going below
# Low warning, or to climb going above High warning, then the RAC will
# generate an Error condition alert.
# So, usually,
# Low alert < Low warning < normal value < High warning < High alert.
#
[PCIVoltConfig]
Low Warning =4.5
Low Alert =4.0
High Warning =5.5
High Alert =6.0
Polling Time =10
Period =secs
Monitoring =Enable
# AdminEntryxx groups contain keys to configure Admin properties and
# preferences. AdminEntry0 is for the first Admin in the list,
# AdminEntry1 is for the second, and so on up to AdminEntry15 which will
# correspond to the sixteenth Admin in the list of Admins.
#
# Administrator alias: (Login name)
# Password: (Admin's password)
# Security Feature:
# The AdminName and Password will not be displayed in the INI file. The User has
# to edit the two fields manually when he/she configures the the DRAC card. Once
# Configuration is done, the values for AdminName and Password is agained removed
# from the INI file.
#
# CallBackNumber: (Security feature: When this admin dials in to the RAC
# and successfully logs in, when the dialer drops the line, the
# RAC calls back the admin at this number.
# Default: (empty)
# Pager Number: (Admin's pager number to be used for Alerts by paging,
# if configured)
# Default: (empty)
# Page Type: (Admin's pager type)
# Default: None
# Valid Values: None, Numeric, AlphaNumeric
# Service prov no: (To be used in case of Alphanumeric pagers)
# Default: None
# Preferences: (Paging preferences indicating which levels of Alerts the Admin
# would like to receive over his/her pager. To specify multple
# levels, include multiple Preferences keys for the same Admin)
# Default: Empty
# Valid Values: Information, Warning, Error, Fatal
# Custom Code: (This will be included in Numeric/Alphanumeric pages to
# help identify the location of the RAC/Server originating the Alert)
# Default: None
# Valid Values: (Numeric/Alphanumeric string for Numeric/Alphanumeric pagers)
# PageOn xxxx: (Paging preferences based on Hourly intervals for each day
# of the week. xxxx may be Sunday, Monday, upto Saturday.
# Each line should have a string of 24 characters (0's or 1's only)
# each of which represents one hour for that day.
# Let's consider PageOn Sunday as an example.
# If the first character is 0 (or 1), then, it means that the admin
# wants (or does not want) to be paged on alert, between 0000 hrs
# and 0100 hrs on Sunday morning. If the characters 20 to 24 are 0
# then, the admin does not want to be paged between 7pm and midnight
# on Sunday.
# The same holds true for each day of the week. If any of the Hours
# do not have a corresponding in the INI file, then the default is
# taken to be 1)
# MailID : Email addres where alert notificiations hould be sent to the
# administrator.
# Default : (Empty)
# Valid Values : Any mail id of the form name@server.com
# MailOnSeverity : Severities for which the admin would like to be mailed
# Deafult : Empty
# Valid Values : Information Warning Error Fatal
# For multiple severities include multiple keys
# To remove a particular severity remove the whole key for that severity
[AdminEntry0]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry1]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry2]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry3]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry4]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry5]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry6]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry7]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry8]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry9]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry10]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry11]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry12]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry13]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry14]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
[AdminEntry15]
Administrator Alias =
Password =
CallBackNum =
Service Provider =
Pager Number =
Pager Type =None
Preferences =
Custom Code =
PageOn Sunday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Monday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Tuesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Wednesday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Thursday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Friday =111111111111111111111111
PageOn Saturday =111111111111111111111111
MailID =
MailOnSeverity =
# ManagementStationx groups contain keys to specify the phone numbers of upto
# 8 ManagementStations which can be dialled into by the RAC for logging events
# and Alerts regarding the RAC/Server events and conditions, if so configured.
#
# Phone number: (Spcifies a phone number for the RAC to dial out to)
# Default: None
#
# Management Station Severity Mask: (Preferences indicating those levels of
# Alerts for which the RAC may dial out. To specify multple
# levels, include multiple keys)
# Default: (all four levels)
# Valid Values: Information, Warning, Error, Fatal
#
# If one does not want an alert for informational just remove
# the key which says Management Station Severity Mask = Information
[ManagementStation0]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation1]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation2]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation3]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation4]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation5]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation6]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
[ManagementStation7]
PhoneNumber =
Management Station Severity Mask =Information
Management Station Severity Mask =Warning
Management Station Severity Mask =Error
Management Station Severity Mask =Fatal
# SNMPDestx groups contain keys to specify upto 8 SNMP trap destinations
# to which the RAC can send SNMP Trap alerts, if configured.
#
# IpAddr:
# Default: 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values: (Any valid unique IP address)
# Community name:
# Default: (none)
# Valid Values: (Any valid SNMP Community name)
#
# SNMP Severity Mask: (Preferences indicating those levels of
# Alerts for which the RAC may send a trap. To specify multple
# levels, include multiple keys)
# Default: (all four levels)
# Valid Values: Information, Warning, Error, Fatal
# to remove trap for aparticular severity remove the whole key
# for eg: Snmp Severity Mak = Information has to be removed
#
[SNMPDest0]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest1]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest2]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest3]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest4]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest5]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest6]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
[SNMPDest7]
IpAddr =0.0.0.0
Community Name =
Snmp Severity Mask =Information
Snmp Severity Mask =Warning
Snmp Severity Mask =Error
Snmp Severity Mask =Fatal
# AlertTableConfig contains entries to configure how the RAC uses the
# different possible Methods of Alerting, in what order, how many times
# to retry, and how often.
#
# AlertMethodx: (There can be four different Alert Methods)
# Default:
# Method1: SNMPTrap
# Method2: Email
# Method3: Page
# Method4: ManagedConsole
# Valid Values: SNMPTrap, Page, ManagedConsole, Email
# RetriesMethodx: (The number of retries to be attempted for each method)
# Default:
# Method1: 1
# Method2: 2
# Method3: 2
# Method4: 3
# NotificationFrequency: (The number of seconds to wait before retrying)
# Default: 10
#
[AlertTableConfig]
AlertMethod1 =SNMPTrap
AlertMethod2 =Email
AlertMethod3 =Page
AlertMethod4 =ManagementStation
RetriesMethod1 =1
RetriesMethod2 =2
RetriesMethod3 =2
RetriesMethod4 =3
NotificationFrequency =10
# MiscConfig group contains keys for miscellaneous configuration items.
#
# StartupTimeDelay:
# Default: 0
# HeartBeatTimeout: (The number of seconds that the RAC waits between two
# successive Heartbeats from the RAC Driver. If there is no
# Heartbeat after this time, the RAC assumes the Host OS to be
# 'Dead' or Crashed)
# Default: 15
# ServerID:
# Default: 0
#
[MiscConfig]
HeartBeatTimeout =15
ServerID =0
# AutoRecoveryConfig group contains keys to configure AutoRecovery options.
#
# AutoRecovery Method: (The method of AutoRecovery to be used by the RAC if
# it has determined the Host server to be Dead)
# Default: Disable
# Valid Values: Disable, HardwareReset, HardwarePowercycle
# AutoRecovery Timer: (The time in seconds, after which, to initiate
# AutoRecovery after the Host is Dead)
# Default: 30
#
[AutoRecoveryConfig]
AutoRecovery Method =Disable
AutoRecovery Timer =30
# DialOutConfig group contains keys to configure DialOut parameters.
#
# Alias: (DialOut Alias to be used by the RAC when it dials out to Management
# Stations)
# Password: (DialOut Password to be used by the RAC when it dials out to
# Management Stations)
#
[DialOutConfig]
Alias =GUEST
Password =
# TCPIPConfig group contains keys to configure Advanced Internal parameters of
# the TCPIP communication stack.
#
# EtherMTU = 46-1500
# TCPTTL = 60-512
# SRTTBase = 0-4096
# SRTTDefault = 6-512
# TCPReXmtMin = 2-512
# TCPReXmtMax = 128-4096
#
# [defaults] [Slow Connections]
# EtherMTU =1500 EtherMTU =500
# TCPTTL =60 TCPTTL =128
# SRTTBase =0 SRTTBase =256
# SRTTDefault =6 SRTTDefault =384
# TCPReXmtMin =2 TCPReXmtMin =2
# TCPReXmtMax =128 TCPReXmtMax =1024
[TCPIPConfig]
EtherMTU =1500
TCPTTL =60
SRTTBase =0
SRTTDefault =6
TCPReXmtMin =2
TCPReXmtMax =128
# DHCPConfig groups contains keys to Enable/Disable the DHCP client on the RAC
#
# DHCPClient:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
#
[DHCPConfig]
DHCPClient =Enable
# TerminalServerConfig groups contains keys to Enable/Disable the
# TerminalServer interface on the RAC
#
# Terminal Server Config:
# Default: Enable
# Valid Values: Enable, Disable
#
[TerminalServerConfig]
Terminal Server Config =Disable
# SNMPServerConfig group contains keys to identify the SNMP parameters
#
# Community Name: (Name of the SNMP Community)
# EnterpriseID:
#
[SnmpServerConfig]
Community Name =public
EnterpriseID =3582
# EmailServerConfig contains parameters to enable sending mails
# The card has to communicate to a SMTp server to send mails
# This group contains information about the server
#
#
#
# MailServerIpAddress (Address of Mail server in IP form)
# Default : 0.0.0.0
# Valid Values : Any valid IP
#
#
[EmailServerConfig]
MailServerIpAddress =0.0.0.0
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