Downloading a UM-Agent configuration

      Three files with extension cfg are available in the default directory of the UM-Agent installation directory, which define three different types of use:

      • tpsmax.cfg:
         To shut down systems, using the maximum available battery autonomy.
      • fmid.cfg:
         To shut down systems after a relatively short time, without using the entire available battery autonomy.
      • protmax.cfg:
         median use based on the average autonomy available.

      These three files force the UM-Agent configuration parameters corresponding to the type of use required.

      UM-Agent downloads the configuration when it detects a file with extension cfg in the directory where it is installed.

      By default, during installation, a file default.cfg (identical to protmax.cfg) is used by UM-Agent to provide maximum system protection.

      Three files are available in the default directory of the UM-Agent installation directory for standard configurations of UM-Agent.

      The syntax of these ASCII files is as follows:

      • The first line is the "Configuration signature":
        It includes two fields (with tabulations or spaces as separators) corresponding to the version number and identifier (OID) of the MIB.

        For the version of UM-Agent described in this manual, the signature line is as follows:
        "1.6" 705.1
      • Each of the following lines describes a configuration value to be associated with a MIB object, according to the model below:
        value object_id_number
        Examples:
        "SV6" 705.1.1.2.0
        4 705.1.2.2.1.4.1

      You can create your own configuration file with a text editor. It is essential to carry out this operation in the default directory. Then copy the file into the installation directory of the UM-Agent component which initiates the download.

      The TFTP file transfer service based on TCP/IP can copy a file of this type from a remote station at any time.