MegaVision Network Management System manual Modifying Device Settings, Submaps

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9.In the IP Address field, enter the IP Address for the interface. Select an interface from the Interface Type list. Choose Ethernet when this interface is connected to the Ethernet LAN. Choose SLIP when the interface is connected to the serial line. Enter values for Polling Interval, Time-Out, and Number of Retries.

CAUTION: Set the Polling Interval time with care. Setting it to a high value may cause a slow response to network errors, while setting it to a low value may flood the network with large quantities of management traffic. It is recommended that you use the default value of 10 seconds, however, if you have more than 1000 devices on all the maps, you should probably increase this value. It also depends on the fact how powerful your NMS PC is.

10.Choose OK to add/modify the interface. The Describe window displays with the newly defined interface inserted above the highlighted line.

11.Choose OK in the Describe Window. The icon representing the new device now appears on the map. If communication has been successfully established, the device icon will become green. If communication has not been established, the device icon will become red.

After a device has been successfully defined, it is polled at every poll interval to check the communication status. The device’s configuration is automatically learned after initial connection is established.

Modifying Device Settings.

After a device has been added, you can change set-up parameters or add/modify/delete an interface through the Describe window.

Deleting Devices.

You can remove a device from a map via Main Window Edit/Delete menu item. You can also select the desired device and press the Del key on your keyboard.

Submaps

MegaVision allows you to add a submap type icon to any map, easing visualization of your network. Please note that terms “map” and “submap” means the same in this manual. You can add any device type in a submap, including other submaps. To open a submap, double- click on its icon. The submap from which it was called is automatically added, enabling you to quickly navigate between maps. You can also jump between different submaps by adding a submap and giving it the name of the map you want to jump to. You can also use the Open Map window to Open/Add/Delete maps.

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Contents MegaVision Network Management System Contact Information Contents Overview MegaVision-WEBMegaVision Classic MegaVision Features Quick Start Page Page MegaVision-WEB platform requirements Logging To Login as a SupervisorTo Login as a User To Change Password Settings As a User Or Supervisor Using PasswordsMain Window Shortcut Icons Main WindowMain Window Notes Set Background Image Adding Background ImagesDevice Main Window Device Main WindowControl Windows Graphics Image Graphics SupportSpeedometer SpeedometersLine Graph Line GraphsMultiple Line Graphs Graph Options Dialog Bar GraphsBar Graph Alarm Notifications AlarmsAlarms Configuration Window Alarms Configuration WindowMail Configuration window Remote MegaVision-WEB GUI interface MIBView Window Snmp Management Information Base MIB BrowserPage Interfaces Table Window Interfaces MonitoringInterfaces Statistics per Interface Window Page Page Interfaces Utilization window Rmon Group 1 Statistics Window Rmon SupportGroup 1 is not fully supported for this device Rmon Group 2 Window Rmon Group 2 History WindowDesired Interface Number Alarms control Table Rmon Groups 3 & 9 Alarms and EventsAdd Rmon Group 3 Window Add Event Rmon Group 9 Window Events TableEvent Description Adding and Deleting Devices. Describe Window Describe Window Submaps Modifying Device SettingsMap with a submap Open Map Window Cutting, Pasting, Dragging, and DroppingAutodiscovery Window AutodiscoveryLinks Snmp Device Identify Window General Device Information Snmp Device Identify WindowGeneric Snmp Device Generic Snmp and TCP/IP Devices, Monitoring servicesMonitoring Services Services Configuration Window Alias Manager Page TereScope Management On/Off Status MegaVision-WEB under HP OV NNM Unix MegaVision Classic under HP OpenView Windows MegaVision Classic under Castle Rock SNMPc Network Manager MegaVision Classic under Spectrum 4.0 for Windows NT