Moving Objects Inside Subnet Levels | NETGEAR NMS100 guide

Reference Manual for the ProSafe Network Management System NMS100

To move objects at the top level, select one or more objects in a Map view and drag the mouse. The selected objects are moved to the new mouse location. The following illustration shows an automatically (left) and manually (right) arranged Root Submap level.

Figure 3-1: Automatically arranged and manually arranged submap levels

Moving Objects Inside Subnet Levels

Single port devices are added to the second map layer, below top-level subnet icons. Each subnet layer also includes a Bus Network that all devices are attached to. You can move devices around the Bus Network by selecting them and dragging them to the new position. However, the Bus Network is automatically arranged and the object will only be approximately placed where you drag it.

If you need to positively rearrange the lower levels then it is best to change the network from a Bus to a regular Network. This network will not be automatically arranged and you can move icons anywhere in the view, as well as change the network shape with junction points. You can click and drag any junction point or network segment. To add or remove junction points, double-click on the network.

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NETGEAR NMS100 Moving Objects Inside Subnet Levels, Automatically arranged and manually arranged submap levels

Contents

September 2004 NETGEAR, Inc Trademarks Statement of ConditionsCustomer Support World Wide Web Contents Chapter Data and Statistics Appendix a Contents Audience, Scope, Conventions, and Formats Typographical ConventionsManual Scope Other ProSafe NMS Features Overview Device Access Modes ProSafe Network Management SystemSystem Requirements Recommended system requirements Package Contents Introduction Introduction Chapter Installation and Startup Installing the ProSafe NMS Server and Local Console Installing the Air Messenger Pro Paging Software Starting the ProSafe NMS Server and Local Console Disabling Automatic Console Login Starting a Local Console SessionStopping and Starting the Server Console Elements Main button bar Edit button bar Selection ToolEvent Log Tool Element Function Console Button Commands Zoom to Selection Tool Event Log ToolSelection Tool tabs Selection Tab Description View Window Area Installation and Startup Working with the Map Database Map Selection Tree Using Map View Windows View All Zoom OutZoom Rectangle Moving Map Objects Moving Objects at the Root Level Moving Objects Inside Subnet Levels Automatically arranged and manually arranged submap levels Moving Objects from One Subnet to Another Changing Object Properties Attributes Access Parameters Object Properties Access tabAttribute Name Description Type-Dependent Attributes Object Properties Attribute tab Object Attribute Name Description Type a Adding Map Objects Object TypesType Description Viewing Device MIB Data MIB Selection TreeManage Menus Table Display Elements Custom Menus Graph Display Elements Graph Styles Saving Long-term Statistics Creating a New Report Viewing Trend Data in a Graph Window Limiting Saved Instances Setting Threshold Alarms Threshold AlarmsAlarm Type Description Setting Status Variable Polling Configuring Automatic Alarms Setting Manual Threshold Alarms Polling TCP Application Services Discovery of Four Built-in ServicesTCP Service Polling Custom TCP Service Polling Managing Polling for the Device Emailing or Paging the Administrator on an Event To modify an existing Custom TCP Service definition Then, set the Email/Paging global event options Add an Event Filter for the pollDeviceDown event Then, set the Email/Page event actions Other Event Types ProSafe NMS EventsEvent Subtree Trap Name Description Emailing or Paging Multiple Users First, add a grouped set of users Then, add an Event Filter for the selected devices Troubleshooting Network Discovery Duration of Network DiscoveryNormal Discovery Map Layout Failure Symptoms and Solutions Sample top-level and Subnet Map views for a small network Discovery Agent Fails to Connect to the Server Incorrect or Missing Community Names Snmp Device Access Control List Firewalls Block Snmp OperationsNot Enough Seeds Setting Up New Filters Broadcast Packet LossesLimiting the Scope of Discovery Stopping Discovery Auto-Layout Event Parameters Event ParametersEvent Description Parameters Set Community name of the target device List of Glossary Terms Denial of Service attack Auto UplinkCat Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Domain Name DoS Gateway IP AddressInternet Protocol Lightweight Directory Access Protocol Local area networkMAC address Mbps NetBIOS Network Address TranslationPacket Perfect Forward Secrecy PPPoE PPP over ATMPPP over Ethernet Router Subnet Mask Wi-Fi Windows Internet Naming Service Universal Plug and PlayWEB Proxy Server Wide area network Wireless Network Name Ssid Index Index Index