D-Link DGE-530T User manual

After you click OK,the Install Shield Wizard page will appear:

Click Next and the following Choose Destination Location page will
appear: Click Browse to select another folder to install PC Agent.
Otherwise click Next to select the default folder C:\Program Files\D-
Link\PC Agent.
The Install Shield Wizard will come to completion. Click Finish to restart
the computer.

Go to Start#Programs#D-Link PC Agent#D-Link
PC Agent

After you enter personal settings and click OK,the D-Link PC Agent
becomes an icon in the taskbar.
Double-click the D-Link PC Agent icon to bring up the
D-Link Ethernet Adapter Agent:

Under Options check “Auto launch when Windows start up” so that the
D-Link Ethernet Adapter Agent will automatically appear when
Windows starts up.
Click Personal to enter settings for name, location, and contact as in
Step 3.

Click Password to set the password to desired from default password of
“private.”

Now you can use any MIB browser, for example the
D-Link MIB compiler, to view information on the
workstation with the DGE-530Tcard SNMP Agent
feature.
The D-Link Network Adapter SNMP Agent supports
the following functions of the dlk_pc.mib:
Function Description
hrSystemUptime The amount of time
since this host was
last initialized.
hrSystemDate The host's notion of the local date and
time of day.
hrSystemTimeZone
The current local
time zone, expressed
in hours west of
Greenwich. If
unknown, the value -
1 shall be returned.
hrSystemInitialLoad
Device
This index of the

hrDeviceEntry
pertaining to the
device that this host
is configured to load
its initial operating
system configuration
from.
hrSystemInitialLoadParameter
This object contains
the parameter (e.g. a
pathname) supplied
to the load device
when requesting the
initial operating
system configuration
from that device.
hrSystemNumUsers
The number of
distinct users
currently using CPU
or memor
y
resources
on this host.
hrSystemProcesses
The number of
process contexts
currently loaded or
running on this
system.
hrSystemMaxProcesses
The maximum
number of process
contexts this system
can su
pp
ort. If there

is no fixed
maximum, the
value should be zero.
hrSystemAddress The IP address of the
interface.
hrSystemNetMask The IP net mask for
this interface.
hrSystemDefaultRouter The default gateway
for this IP interface.
hrSystemMacAddr
The MAC address of
this IP interface. For
interfaces that do not
have such an address
(e.g., a serial line),
this object should
contain an octet
string of zero length.
hrMemorySize
The amount of
physical main
memory contained
by the host.
hrStorageTable
The (conceptual)
table of logical
storage areas on the
host.
hrStorageIndex A unique value for each logical storage
area contained b
y

the host.
hrStorageDescr
A description of the
type and instance of
the stora
g
e described
by this entry.
hrStorageSize
The size of the
storage represented
b
y
this entr
y
, in units
of Mega bytes.
hrStorageUsed
The amount of the
storage represented
by this entry that is
allocated, in units of
Mega bytes.
hrStorageAllocationFailures
The number of
requests for storage
represented by this
entry that could not
be honored due to
not enough storage.
hrDeviceIndex
A unique value for
each devices
contained by the
host. The value for
each device must
remain constant at
least from one re-
initialization of the

agent to the next re-
initialization.
hrDeviceDescr
A textual description
of this device,
including the
device's
manufacturer.
hrDeviceStatus
The current
operational state of
the device described
by this row of the
table. A value 1
indicates that the
current state of the
device is unknown. 2
indicates that the
device is up and
running and that no
unusual error
conditions are
known. A warning
state 3, indicates that
agent has been
informed of an
unusual error
condition by the
operational software
(e.g., a disk device
driver
)
but that the

device is still
'operational'. An
example would be
high number of soft
errors on a disk. A
value of testing (4),
indicates that the
device is not
available for use
because it is in the
testing state. The
down (5) state is
used only when the
agent has been
informed that the
device is not
available for any use.
hrDeviceErrors The number of errors
detected on this
device.
In addition, the D-Link Network Adapter SNMP Agent
supports an RFC 1213-Mib (DLK).mib and a
Transmission.mib.