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APC NBRK0550, NBRK0450, NBRK0570 manual Event Log, NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide

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Event Log

The event log records System and Rack Access System events in order to provide an audit trail for security-related events. The Event Log can hold ten pages of data (with each page limited to 64K of data).

For each event, the date and time of the event is recorded, along with the category of the event, the severity of the event, and a text description of the event.

To refresh the contents of the Event Log, click Refresh. Any new events will be appended to the bottom of the current page.

To clear the current Event Log, click Clear. All recorded event data currently contained in the Event Log is deleted. After the Event Log has been cleared, the first entry in the new log will be “Event log has been cleared”.

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NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide NBRK0570 NBRK0550 NBRK0450 NBWL0455 NBWL0456NBWL0355 NBWL0356 Page Web Client: Monitoring Your Environment PrefaceIntroduction Web Client: Getting StartedAdvanced View: Monitoring Your Environment Advanced View: Pod/Sensor Settings Output control label settings Advanced View: Configuring Appliances Advanced View: Defining Thresholds BotzWare Macros Symptoms and SolutionsAdvanced View: Creating Alert Actions Overloaded Appliancesviii NetBotz Appliance User’s GuideAvailability of Open Source Technologies PrefaceU.S. Government Restricted Rights MisuseIntroduction System DefinitionBasic Concepts and Terminology NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide SSL SupportSystem Requirements Web Client Getting StartedAccessing the Web Client Choosing a LanguageSupported languages Interface Navigation Launching Advanced ViewNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Status tab Web Client: Monitoring Your EnvironmentNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Alerts tabCameras tab Pods tab•Settings: Allows you to change the pod label –Microsoft Windows XP Pro SP2 or SP3 Advanced View: Getting Started•A monitor capable of displaying a resolution of System RequirementsSoftware Installation Installing software on a Windows systemInstalling software on a Linux system Removing Appliances Adding AppliancesAccessing an Appliance Using Advanced View Using folders Interface NavigationNavigation pane Locking a Navigation pane selection • View graph Sensor Data PaneAction/Information Pane • Configure sensorAdvanced View Menus General preferences Using Advanced View POST-onlyModeEditing Preferences Appearance preferencesAlerting Sensors Advanced View Monitoring Your EnvironmentViewing Sensor Readings and Status Controlling Rack Access sensorsDeleting a Pod Standard camera controls Viewing Live VideoDescription Pelco PTZ camera controlsControl NameResize Camera View Center ControlName DescriptionRenaming a Pelco Camera Preset Pelco PTZ Camera PresetsAdding a Pelco PTZ Camera Preset Modifying a Pelco PTZ Camera PresetViewing Alerts Recording Camera ImagesViewing Maps Resolving alertsSaving picture sequences to your system Creating and editing maps Viewing GraphsViewing Historical Data Running a historical data reportExporting the data to a text file NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Event LogAvailable alert notification methods Advanced View: Pod/Sensor SettingsAlert Action Pre-configuredalert actionsFor more information, see “SMS” on page Creating or editing alert actions Alert ProfileCreating or editing an alert profile Default alert profileCreating an alert sequence 3.Check Suppress alert notifications until Suppressing alert notificationsSettings Camera PodsClick Advanced Scheduling Check Enable video from cameraField DescriptionCapture settings Field DescriptionFlicker filter Field DescriptionPost-AlertCapture Time Mask settings Visual mode settings Masking a Pelco IP cameraNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Threshold configuration Sensor configurationScanned Devices NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Adding, editing, and removing SNMP targets ItemDescription Specifying global SNMP settings Supplemental OIDs view Adding or updating Device Definition FilesSensor settings Adding, editing, and removing IPMI devices IPMI DevicesTo modify a sensor Sensor settingsViewing the Modbus map Modbus Slave SystemAssigning a slave ID to a pod Removing a slave ID from a podAssigning a register address to a sensor Output ControlOutput control label settings Exporting the Modbus mapOutput control external port settings ActionDescription 3.Click OK a.Select Switch Relay and click OK Output control sensor settings Configuring periodic e-mailreports Periodic Reportsa.Click Advanced Scheduling Configuring periodic FTP reportsField DescriptionGraph priority a.Click Advanced Scheduling Configuring periodic HTTP reportsConfiguring the Rack Access Pod settings Rack Access PodsThreshold configuration Configuring the Rack Access Pod sensorsRegistering cards Rack Access SystemAbout the Rack Access System dialog Selecting a card formatDeleting a card Registering a card manuallyEditing card information 2.Click EditCopying permissions between cards 1.Click Copy PermissionsRemoving a door from a card Adding an appliance Removing an applianceEditing an appliance Sensor Pods Sensors SettingsExternal ports –Define the custom analog sensor 1.Click Add custom–Define the custom dry contact sensor 3.Click Remove Custom –Define the custom 4-20mAsensorAdvanced View: Configuring Appliances BackupClock 2.Click Add custom audio clip Custom Audio ClipsData Center Expert Adding custom audio clipsConfiguring dynamic DNS settings Configuring DNS settingsExternal Storage E-mailServerUsing a Windows share Using an external storage systemTo configure your appliance to use a Windows Share Removing external storage Using an NFS mountWarning: Do not initialize the target share Reclaiming external storage dataIP Filter OverviewAdding new filters Port Filter ActionIP Address ProtocolConfiguring IP filters Using CIDR bit-masksNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide IP Address Exclude Example configurationsIP Address Include IP Address Exclude 0.0.0.0/32Location License KeysModbus Slave Communication Network InterfacesNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Enable Interface FieldDescription PPP/Modem Field The following controls appear in the Advanced tabField DescriptionNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide PPPperformance considerationsUsing SIM security Upgrading over PPPNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Pod, Pelco Camera, and Rack Access PX-HIDSharing To designate shared sensor pods Setting up shared IP camera pods Setting up a Pelco shared IP camera podNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Proxy Rack Access SettingsRegion Configuring the available language files2.Select Check APC Website and click Next Serial Devices RestorePage commands SNMPPage Users Upgrade8.Select a Login failure alert profile 7.Select a Login failure alert severityLost password recovery •User ID: apc •Password: apc•User ID: root •Password: apc Web Server Basic TabAdvanced tab Defining Analog Thresholds Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide sms:sms_device_addressDefining State Thresholds NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide sms:sms_device_addressAdvanced Threshold Settings Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions Creating an activate button output alert action 3.Select Activate Button Output and click OKCreating a play audio alert action 3.Select Play Custom Audio Alert and click OK Creating a play custom audio alert action3.Select Send Custom HTTP GET and click OK Creating a send custom HTTP GET alert actionNetBotz Appliance User’s Guide 1.Double-clickthe Alert Actions icon 3.Select Send Data to FTP Server and click OK Creating a send data to FTP server alert action15.Click OK to save this Alert Action Creating a send e-mailalert action 17.Click OK to save this Alert Action Creating a send HTTP post alert action 3.Select Send Short Message E-Mail and click OK Creating a send short message e-mailalert action8.In the Advanced tab, enter the Trap Port Number d.Click to Send Both HTML and Plain Text MessageCreating a send SNMP v1 trap alert action 3.Select Send SNMP v1 Trap and click OKCreating a send wireless SMS message alert action Creating a send SNMP v3 inform alert action3.Select Send SNMP v3 Inform and click OK e.Click to Send Both HTML and Plain Text Message d.Specify a Message Validity Period3.Select Set Beacon Output State and click OK Creating a set beacon output state alert action3.Select Set Output Switch 1 and click OK 3.Select Set Switch Output State and click OK Creating a set switch output state alert action3.Select Set Outlet State and click OK Creating a set outlet state alert action3.Select Set Lock Output State and click OK Creating a set lock output state alert action3.Select Set Reader Output State and click OK Creating a set reader output state alert actionBotzWare Macros Appliance MacrosLocation Macros $ROOM MacroDefinition ExampleExample Alert MacrosMacro Definition$ALERT LEVEL MacroDefinition ExampleSymptoms Overloaded Appliances Symptoms and SolutionsSolutions NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide Output Examples Verifying Signed M-JPEGAVI FilesCanada-ICES Radio Frequency Interference警告使用者 USA—FCCAPC Worldwide Customer Support 990-3288E2/2013