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User’s Guide – version 1.6

NetWatch

NetWatch uses the MySQL database to store configuration and historical information. This is the largest part of NetWatch, so you may wish to install it on a drive other then your system drive. To do this select "custom" from the set-up type screen. Then choose "MySQL" and change the destination drive/directory.

When the installation completes NetWatch will be successfully installed and can be used by accessing the User Interface.

Accessing the User Interface

After NetWatch is installed and running you can access the user interface of NetWatch by pointing a web browser to the machine running NetWatch. If you chose a port other than port 80 during installation you must specify it in the URL, e.g. to access NetWatch running on port 8080 on the local machine, go to:

http://127.0.0.1:8080/

Once NetWatch is successfully installed, NetWatch and all its related components are installed as services. These services can be stopped and started accordingly using the NetWatch Service Manager. The details of the services are below:

	Service		Details

	NetWatch		System service can be Stopped / Started
	MySQL		Database service can be Stopped / Started
	Tomcat		Web Server service can be Stopped / Started

Architecture Overview.

NetWatch is a completely web based network management tool. Using its unique web front-end, services on network devices can be configured and monitored from anywhere on a local LAN or on the Internet.

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Fluke Network Router manual Accessing the User Interface, Architecture Overview

Contents

NetWatch Software License Agreement Other Restrictions Termination User’s Guide version NetWatch Support Charges Support ServicesDefinitions Limitation of Liability and indemnity Undertakings by YouSupplier’s Undertakings Intellectual Property Rights Confidential Information and Security Miscellaneous Response Times Exceptions to Support ServicesSupport Hours Contents Reporting System Security Introduction Key Product FeaturesInstalling NetWatch Overview Accessing the User Interface Architecture Overview NetWatch Monitoring System Web Front-end NetWatch DatabaseAlerting System NetWatch Configuration Global System Settings Setting up a Device Specifying Devices TCP Port Test Select Service TypesPing Snmp Interface Test Alarms Discovery Editing Services Editing Devices Disabling Data Archiving Data ArchivingEnabling Data Archiving Visual Backgrounds Supplied with NetWatch NetWatch VisualisationManaging Visual Backgrounds To add an action to a Node\Link Drawing the VisualClick Add Node Using a NetWatch Visual Select Description Alignment Link Colour Code System View Traffic between 2 NodesNode Colour Code System What Can Trigger an Alert? Alerting SystemHow NetWatch Alerting Works Syslog Receiving AlertsWeb Based Reports Syslog Recipient Setting up Alert ControllersEmail Recipient Reporting System Syslog Messages Syslogs and NetWatch Configuring Devices to Send Syslogs to NetWatchSyslogs Enabling Syslog Reception Utilities Manual Status Setting up a licenceLoad Snmp Interface Test service Services, Discovery and PollingHow NetWatch services work DiscoveryPage TCP Port Status service Configuring services Ping Response Test serviceReceive Snmp Notifications service Response Time Graphing Enabling Security SecurityLevels of Security OIDs Appendix a SnmpMIBs Communities Windows Windows snmptrap.exe serviceNotifications Windows NT Configuring Snmp on a Cisco Router Further Information User’s Guide version NetWatch Appendix B NetWatch And IIS Page Appendix C Integrating Netwatch and Netflow Tracker Appendix D Auto Discovery Discovery Methods IP Address Range Filters Appendix E Third Party Software JspSmartUpload MySQL Jakarta Tomcat