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NetWatch

NetWatch Database

MySQL was strategically chosen as the database for NetWatch because of the speed with which it performs SQL queries.

It also handles connections very efficiently, thus making it ideal for a web based product like NetWatch. The database stores all NetWatch configuration data and logs.

Alerting System

NetWatch contains a complex alerting system, which alerts the user to certain situations on a device. When an alert occurs this is immediately seen from the web front-end. Alerts can be also sent through E-mail, SMS, syslog and various or media. For detailed information on the alerting system refer to Chapter 4.

Web Front-end

The web front-end plays a very important role with in NetWatch in that it provides the user interface of NetWatch. NetWatch uses a technology called Java Server Page (JSP) in conjunction with our database for controlling the content and appearance of our web front-end. Using this technology NetWatch is able to provide complex reporting to the user.

The JSP pages are served to the user by using a specific web server (which runs on configurable port e.g. 8080) that is installed with NetWatch.

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Contents

NetWatch User’s Guide Version1. GRANT OF LICENSE AND PAYMENT OF FEES Software License Agreement3. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS 5. LIMITED WARRANTY 4. OTHER RESTRICTIONS6. CUSTOMER REMEDIES 7. NO OTHER WARRANTIES9. TERMINATION 10. INDEMNIFICATION11. CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION AND SECURITY 12.EXPORT CONTROLUser’s Guide - version NetWatch2.Support Services 1.Definitions3.Support Charges User’s Guide - version4.Undertakings by You 5.Supplier’s Undertakings6.Limitation of Liability and indemnity 7.Intellectual Property Rights9.Confidential Information and Security 10 MiscellaneousUser’s Guide - version NetWatch4.Exceptions to Support Services 1.Support Hours3.Response Times 2.Support ServicesContents CONTENTSCHAPTER 2 - NETWATCH CONFIGURATION SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENTCHAPTER 8 SERVICES, DISCOVERY AND POLLING CHAPTER 4- THE ALERTING SYSTEMCHAPTER 5 THE REPORTING SYSTEM CHAPTER 6 SYSLOGSCHAPTER 9 SECURITY APPENDIX A SNMPAPPENDIX B NETWATCH AND IIS APPENDIX D AUTO DISCOVERYKey Product Features Installing NetWatchChapter 1 - Introduction OverviewAccessing the User Interface Architecture OverviewService DetailsNetWatch Monitoring System User’s Guide - versionNetWatch Database Alerting SystemWeb Front-end User’s Guide - versionChapter 2 - NetWatch Configuration Global System SettingsParameter DescriptionSetting up a Device Step 1. Specifying DevicesStep 2. Select Service Types PingTCP Port Test SNMP Interface TestStep 4. Discovery Step 3. AlarmsUser’s Guide - version Step 5. Editing Devices Editing ServicesUser’s Guide - version Enabling Data Archiving Data ArchivingDisabling Data Archiving Chapter 3 - NetWatch Visualisation Managing Visual BackgroundsVisual Backgrounds Supplied with NetWatch To Create a New NetWatch VisualEnter Administration Section To Change the Background image of a VisualDrawing the Visual Add and Position Network NodesSaving Configuration Set-up Using a NetWatch VisualView Node Alarms Using Node Tools SubmenuNode Colour Code System View Traffic between 2 NodesLink Colour Code System Service List Alert Service AlertsChapter 4- The Alerting System How NetWatch Alerting WorksWeb Based Reports Receiving AlertsSyslog Email Recipient Setting up Alert ControllersSyslog Recipient Services Configuration ReportsChapter 5 The Reporting System AlertsSyslog Messages Configuring Devices to Send Syslogs to NetWatch Chapter 6 SyslogsSyslogs and NetWatch Enabling Syslog ReceptionManual backup of maps and database Restoring from a backupChapter 7 Utilities Backing up the database from the web interfaceSetting up a licence LoadLogs ManualChapter 8 Services, Discovery and Polling How NetWatch services workThe SNMP Interface Test service DiscoveryUser’s Guide - version NetWatchThe TCP Port Status service The Ping Response Test service The Receive SNMP Notifications serviceConfiguring services Response Time GraphingLevels of Security Chapter 9 SecurityEnabling Security Appendix A SNMP MIBsOIDs CommunitiesThe Windows snmptrap.exe service NotificationsWindows Windows NTConfiguring SNMP on a Cisco Router Further InformationUser’s Guide - version NetWatchAppendix B NetWatch And IIS User’s Guide - version NetWatchUser’s Guide - version Appendix D Auto Discovery Discovery MethodsCDP Discovery Route Table DiscoveryUser’s Guide - version IP Address Range FiltersNetWatch Appendix E Third Party Software jspSmartUploadMySQL Jakarta Tomcat