NEC Express5800 series User Manual page 107

The upper direction shows the direction at start-up, and the lower shows the return.
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Change both Agent and Manager settings when you change the port number for the
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Report to Manager (TCP/IP In-Band).
The setting method is as follows.
<Agent>
1) Click the "Setting" - "Destination Setting" menu on Alert Manager, then you
can see Destination Setting dialog showed.
2) Select the "TCP/IP In-Band" and click [Modify ID] on Destination Setting
dialog, then you can see ID Setting dialog showed.
3) Click [Address] on ID Setting dialog, then you can see Manager (TCP/IP In-
Band) Setting dialog showed.
4) Set the port number to "Port Number" on Manager (TCP/IP In-Band) Setting
dialog.
<Manager>
1) Click the "Setting" - "Base Setting" menu on Alert Manager, then you can see
Base Setting dialog showed.
2) Select the "Receive from Agent (TCP/IP)" and click [Configure] on Base
Setting dialog, then you can see Receive from Agent (TCP/IP) setting dialog
showed.
3) Set the port number to "Port Number" on Receive from Agent (TCP/IP)
Setting dialog.
Change both Agent and Manager settings when you change the port number for the
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Report to Manager (TCP/IP Out-of-Band).
<Agent>
1) Click the "Setting" - "Destination Setting" menu on Alert Manager, then you
can see Destination Setting dialog showed.
2) Select the "TCP/IP Out-of-Band" and click [Modify ID] on Destination
Setting dialog, then you can see ID Setting dialog showed.
3) Click [Address] on ID Setting dialog, then you can see Manager (TCP/IP
Out-of-Band) Setting dialog showed.
4) Set the port number to "Port Number" on Manager (TCP/IP Out-of-Band)
Setting dialog.
<Manager>
1) Click the "Setting" - "Base Setting" menu on Alert Manager, then you can see
Base Setting dialog showed.
2) Select the "Receive from Agent (TCP/IP)" and click [Configure] on Base
Setting dialog, then you can see Receive from Agent (TCP/IP) setting dialog
showed.
3) Set the port number to "Port Number" on Receive from Agent (TCP/IP)
Setting dialog.
"Undetermined" means that the unoccupied port at the communication start-up will
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