Garrettcom – Enabling SNMPv3 for Integration into Industrial

Hivision for 6K/10K, DX and 5/10RX devices

Contents
Objective ................................................................................................................................................... 2
Scope ......................................................................................................................................................... 2
Features Supported By The Hirschmann HiVision On Garrettcom Devices.............................................. 3
SNMPv3 Configuration in Magnum 6K/10K – GUI (HTTPS) ...................................................................... 5
SNMPv3 Configuration in Magnum 6K/10K – CLI (Command Line Interface) ........................................ 11
Setting Up Trap Parameters on Magnum 6K/10K Switch – GUI (HTTPS) ............................................... 12
SNMP Configuration on the Magnum DX Series Router – GUI (HTTPS) ................................................. 13
Setting Up Trap Parameters On Magnum DX Routers – GUI (HTTPS) .................................................... 17
SNMP Configuration on the 5/10RX Router – GUI (HTTPS) .................................................................... 18
Setting Up Trap Parameters in Magnum 5/10RX – GUI (HTTPS) ............................................................ 25
Configuration required on the HiVision Server....................................................................................... 27
Using Auto Topology To Create A Map Of Managed Devices Via HiVision ............................................ 28
Using HiVision Multiconfig To Change System Info on the Magnum DX Router .................................... 30
Using HiVision Multiconfig to load an Image file on the Magnum 5/10RX Router. .............................. 32
Using HiVision Multiconfig to upload script from the Magnum 5/10RX Router using TFTP. ............... 33

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 Objective
The main objective of this document is to demonstrate the capability of the Hirschmann HiVision
network management software for managing Garrettcom line of managed Ethernet devices. This
exercise will involve configuring the Garrettcom Ethernet devices so that they can be discovered and
managed by the Industrial HiVision network management application.

Scope

Hirschmann HiVision network was designed and built specifically for managing the Hirschmann line of
Ethernet devices. As Garrettcom Ethernet devices were “retrofit” in the HiVision design, the expectation
that how much the HiVision software and the Garrettcom products are compatible with each other
needs to be somewhat scaled down. While, efforts are still on to bring about more compatibility,
scalability and integration to the level on par with the Hirschmann product line, for the time being we
have to be content with the level of service provided by the HiVision software, when it comes to
Garrettcom line of products.

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 Features Supported By The Hirschmann HiVision On Garrettcom Devices

Supported in
Requirement/Feature MNS Magnum-DX RX Remark
HiDiscovery Protocol Yes No Yes
Auto-Discovery of devices using Yes No Yes
HiDiscovery
Auto Topology of the discovered Yes Yes Yes
devices via LLDP
Software Management via HiVision. No Yes Yes Magnum
This include DX
- Software image download. supports
- Different software upgrades. image
Operations like finalize/fallback on a download
software image. via SFTP
-Displaying the current running only.
software image and state of different RX
slots supports it
via
TFTP/SFTP
/Flash.
HiVision is able to fetch following Yes Yes Yes
system level parameters:
1. Type of device (SNMPv2-
MIB/sysObjectID(1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2))
2. IP address of the device (LLDP
MIB/1.0.8802.1.1.2.1.1.7)
3. Product description (SNMPv2-
MIB:sysDescr (1.3.6.1.2.1.1.1))
4. System Name (SNMPv2-
MIB:sysName.0 (1.3.6.1.2.1.1.5))
5. Location (SNMPv2-
MIB:sysLocation.0 (1.3.6.1.2.1.1.6 ))
6. Contact (SNMPV2-MIB:sysContact
(1.3.6.1.2.1.1.4))
7. Firmware Version (SNMPv2-SMI-
mib (2.47.1.1.1.1.9.1))
8. Serial Number
9. Chassis Name

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 HiVision is able to fetch following No Yes Yes
port properties:
1. Type (IF-MIB/ifType
(1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.3))
2. Status (IF-
MIB/ifOperState(1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8))
3. Port (IF-
MIB/ifName(1.3.6.1.2.1.31.1.1.1.1))
4. AutoNeg Status (MAU-
MIB/ifMauAutoNegAdminStatus
(1.3.6.1.2.1.26.5.1.1))
5. Link Status (IF-
MIB/ifOperState(1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.8))
6. Port Enabled (IF
MIB/ifAdminStatus(1.3.6.1.2.1.2.2.1.
7))
7. PVID (qBridgeMIB/dot1qPvid
(1.3.6.1.2.1.17.7.1.4.5.1.1))
Load/Save of configuration files No Yes Yes
Restart of box via HiVision No No Yes
Reset of some interface level No No Yes This
statistics/ARP table entries via requireme
HiVision nt is
partially
supported
in RX.
SNTP configuration via HiVision No No Yes

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 SNMPv3 Configuration in Magnum 6K/10K – GUI (HTTPS)

1. Set the SNMP type to “All” (for “v2c” and “v3”). Go to Administration>Set>SNMP Type

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 2. Define the SNMP Com2Sec ID parameter. Go to Configuration>SNMPv3>Com2Sec

3.

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 4. Configure Group parameter. Go to Configuration>SNMPv3>Group

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 5. Configure View parameter. Go to Configuration>SNMPv3>View

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 6. Configure Access parameter. Go to Configuration>SNMPv3>Access

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 7. Configure User parameter. Configuration>SNMPv3>User

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 SNMPv3 Configuration in Magnum 6K/10K – CLI (Command Line Interface)

Magnum 6KL#set snmp type=all

Magnum 6KL#snmpv3

Magnum 6KL(snmpv3)##com2sec add id=1 secname=public source=default community=public

Magnum 6KL(snmpv3)##group add id=1 groupname=group1 model=usm com2secid=1

Magnum 6KL(snmpv3)##view add id=1 viewname=View1 type=included subtree=.1

Magnum 6KL(snmpv3)##access add id=1 accessname=group1 model=usm level=auth read=1 write=1

notify=none

Magnum 6KL(snmpv3)##user add id=1 username=admin usertype=readwrite authpass=garrettcom

level=auth

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 Setting Up Trap Parameters on Magnum 6K/10K Switch – GUI (HTTPS)

1. Traps can be configured by going to Configuration>SNMPv3>Trap.

1. Choose a trap “ID”.

2. Trap Type, choose “inform”.
3. Host IP is IP Address of the HiVision Server
4. Community: public
5. UDP Port: 162

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 SNMP Configuration on the Magnum DX Series Router – GUI (HTTPS)

1. Define the SNMPv3 paramters. Go to Routing>LLDP>Global Settings.

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 2. Define the SNMP version type. Go to Administration>SNMP>Global Settings

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 3. Define Management Station (HiVision) parameter.

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 4. Define SNMP User (SNMPv3) [User: admin Password: garrettcom]

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 Setting Up Trap Parameters On Magnum DX Routers – GUI (HTTPS)

1. Go to Administration>SNMP>Trap Stations

1. Enter IP address of the SNMP management station (HiVision) in “Station Name or IP” field.
2. Enter SNMPv3 username “admin” under the Security Name field.

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 SNMP Configuration on the 5/10RX Router – GUI (HTTPS)

1. Enable LLDP, go to Layer 2 Management>LLDP

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 2. Enable HiDiscovery Protocol, go to Layer 2 Management>HDP

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 3. Enable SNMP Agent. Go to Management>SNMP

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 4. Define SNMP User. Go to Management>SNMP>Security>User Tab

User Name for SNMPV3 authentication is : admin

Authentication Protocol: MD5

Authentication Key is garrettcom (Password for the SNMPv3 username admin defined above)

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 5. Define Group. Go to Management>SNMP>Security>Group Tab

SNMP model to be selected is “V3”

Security Name: admin (SNMPv3 username)

Group: Group1

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 6. Define Group Access. Go to Management>SNMP>Security>Group Access

Group Name should be the same as defined in “Groups”.

Security Model: V3

Security Level: Auth

Read/Write/Notify: defaultview (as defined in “View” tab)

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 7. Define View. Go to Management>SNMP>Security>View tab

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 Setting Up Trap Parameters in Magnum 5/10RX – GUI (HTTPS)

1. Go to Management>SNMP>Security> Target Address.

2. Enter “Target Name” .
3. Enter “Target IP Address” (IP address of HiVision server).
4. Enter Trap port number (162).
5. Enter Transport Tag (numeric). E.g. 1
6. Enter Parameter Name (Param to be used in next tabs). E.g. Param1

1. Enter Parameter Name. It is the same as the one configured in previous tab (above).
2. MP Model, select “v3” from drop down menu.
3. Security Model, select “v3” from drop down menu.
4. Security Name, same as the SNMPv3 username.

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 8. Security Level: Auth

Notify Name, should be the same as the “view name” as given the “View” tab.

Notify Tag, should be the same as the “Transport Tag” defined in “SNMP Target Address” tab.

Notify Trap, should be set to “Trap” or “inform” from the drop down menu.

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 Configuration required on the HiVision Server.

On the HiVision side of the implementation, the user has to make sure that SNMPv3 username and
password are defined in Industrial Hivision. Industrial Hivision will authenticate itself by using these
credentials, to establish a “trust” relationship between itself and the queried device. To define the
SNMPv3 username and password, click on “Preferences” button on the HiVision window (top-right) and
got to Advanced>Device Credentials and under the “SNMP Guess List”, click on “New” and then put in
the SNMPv3 username (admin) and password (garrettcom). That is should set HiVision to go and
connect and query devices.

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 Using Auto Topology To Create A Map Of Managed Devices Via HiVision

The auto topology utility helps the user to see how the various Ethernet devices on their network are
connected to each other with full module/port information and creates a diagrammatic representation
of the actual network. Auto topology option is supported on 6K/10K, DX, 5/10RX devices. When run for
the first time, the Hirschmann HiVision will automatically detect devices and create a topology of the
network based on the information gleaned from devices it queries. To create a topological map of the
devices, simply right click on the folder that contains the devices and then click on Auto-topology.

For Garrettcom devices, the above options will be have to be chosen for faster topology calculation. If a
new device has been added to the topology and the user wishes to create an updated topology, they
just need to choose the option “Update Topology” under Strategy, as shown in the next screen shot.

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 For updating the existing topological map on the HiVision, after adding new device(s), select the
“Update Topology” option.

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 Using HiVision Multiconfig To Change System Info on the Magnum DX Router

1. Suppose we need to change the System Name and System Location.

2. Right click on the DX router icon in the HiVision window and select Multiconfig. Go to Basic
Settings>System and change the values in the field and click on “Write”.

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 3. Re-check the changes made.

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 Using HiVision Multiconfig to load an Image file on the Magnum 5/10RX
Router.

1. Make sure that TFTP server is up and running, with the intended image in the default directory
of the TFTP server. Right click on the 5/10RX icon in the HiVision window and choose
“Multiconfig” and go to Basic Settings>Software Update. Choose the mode of transfer, put in
the IP address of the server and the file name and then hit “Write” button.

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 Using HiVision Multiconfig to upload script from the Magnum 5/10RX Router
using TFTP.

1. Make sure that TFTP server is up and running, with the intended image in the default directory
of the TFTP server. Right click on the 5/10RX icon in the HiVision window and choose
“Multiconfig” and go to Basic Settings>Load/Save. Choose the mode of transfer, put in the IP
address of the server and the file name and then hit “Write” button.

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