packet:snmp_graphs
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| + | - You need to enable SNMP in bpq32.cfg. You can do it two ways, either inside TELNET config, or inside IPGATEWAY | ||
| - | - You need to add the following to bpq32.cfg | + | - TELNET |
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| + | PORT | ||
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| + | ENDPORT | ||
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| + | - IPGATWEAY | ||
| The IP's used here are for example only. If you setup linBPQ for 44-net, please use all the proper IP's allocated to you. | The IP's used here are for example only. If you setup linBPQ for 44-net, please use all the proper IP's allocated to you. | ||
| 192.168.1.44 - unused on the LAN (not the node's IP address) | 192.168.1.44 - unused on the LAN (not the node's IP address) | ||
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