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User’s Guide – version 1.6

NetWatch

of maps containing a device with this address will be displayed. The device name corresponding to that IP address will also be shown.

Setting up a licence

A NetWatch licence is required to run NetWatch continuously. You will receive the licence, either in a binary file or in ASCII hex code format. To load the licence, go to the Licensing page in the Utilities section. Depending on the format of the licence:

-Paste in the hex format if that is how you received the licence and click Decode, or

-Browse to the binary licence file (extension .lic) and click

Load.

The licence details will be displayed on the screen along with an expiry date, if any. To save this license to the system, click Update to complete the operation.

Logs

The NetWatch logs provide system administration information and are mainly used for system maintenance and debugging. These logs can also be found in file form on the NetWatch server: the NetWatch service logs will be in the \Netwatch directory.

Manual

This is an online PDF version of the NetWatch manual.

Status

The NetWatch Server Status page provides details, which are important to keep track of for the smooth running of NetWatch. The information supplied includes:

-The time the system was started

-Free Disk Space

-Free Memory

-Total System Memory

-The number of device managed by NetWatch

-The total number of managed services.

Note that, if memory or disk usage runs low, these items will be highlighted in red.

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Contents

NetWatch Software License Agreement Other Restrictions Termination User’s Guide version NetWatch Definitions Support ServicesSupport Charges Limitation of Liability and indemnity Undertakings by YouSupplier’s Undertakings Intellectual Property Rights Confidential Information and Security Miscellaneous Support Hours Exceptions to Support ServicesResponse Times Contents Reporting System Security Introduction Key Product FeaturesInstalling NetWatch Overview Accessing the User Interface Architecture Overview NetWatch Monitoring System Alerting System NetWatch DatabaseWeb Front-end 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 Enabling Data Archiving Data ArchivingDisabling Data Archiving Managing Visual Backgrounds NetWatch VisualisationVisual Backgrounds Supplied with NetWatch Click Add Node Drawing the VisualTo add an action to a Node\Link Using a NetWatch Visual Select Description Alignment Node Colour Code System View Traffic between 2 NodesLink Colour Code System How NetWatch Alerting Works Alerting SystemWhat Can Trigger an Alert? Web Based Reports Receiving AlertsSyslog Email Recipient Setting up Alert ControllersSyslog Recipient Reporting System Syslog Messages Syslogs and NetWatch Configuring Devices to Send Syslogs to NetWatchSyslogs Enabling Syslog Reception Utilities Load Setting up a licenceManual Status 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 Levels of Security SecurityEnabling 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