Network, Protocol, Default Auto, Values | Perle Systems 5500320-12

Installing PerleVIEW on your Server

Network	SQL Server Resolution Protocol will be used to determine how to connect to
Protocol	the selected SQL instance. If the SQL instance is local then the connection
	will use “Shared Memory”. If the SQL instance selected is remote then
	TCP/IP will be used and SQL Server Resolution Protocol (UDP port 1434)
	to obtain the connection information (i.e the port number) from the remote
	instance. If the connection fails and the SQL instance is remote, this may be
	due to the inability to communicate with the SQL server. This could be
	caused by a firewall or the SQL Server Resolution Protocol service may not
	be running on the SQL server. If this is the case, you will need to use the
	TCP option and configure the TCP port which the SQL is listening on.
	Default: Auto
TCP Port	If your SQL server is remote to PerleVIEW, this will be the TCP port to send
	and receive messages between PerleVIEW and the SQL Server.
	Values: 1-65535
	Default: 1433
Network Packet	This the size of the TCP packet that PerleVIEW will use to communicate to
	the SQL server.
	Values: 512-32767 bytes
	Default: 4096 bytes
Connect Timeout	The time that PerleVIEW will wait for a connection to the SQL server before
	PerleVIEW times out.
	Values: 0 means never times out
	Max: 30000 seconds
	Default: 15 seconds
Encrypt	PerleVIEW will force the data between PerleVIEW and the SQL server to be
Connection	encrypted. This is recommended when the SQL Server is remote to
	PerleVIEW.

At this time, the installation program will attempt to establish a connection to the SQL Server using the parameters entered on this screen. If this operation does not succeed, an error message will be displayed and the install will return to this screen to allow the you to modify the parameters and try again

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Contents

PerleVIEW Device Management System User’s Guide PerleVIEW Table of Contents Tasks Task Results Task Results Cleanup Software Updates File Transfers Apply SettingsGroups Views PerleVIEW Server Settings 101 PerleVIEW User Accounts 103 Event Cleanup 100 Custom Event GroupsPerleView Software Update 125 Events 139 135140 Introduction 141 Introduction User GuidePerleVIEW User Guide Layout Typeface Conventions PerleVIEW Features Prerequisites PerleVIEW Server RequirementsPerleVIEW Web Client Requirements Chrome 8.x or higher Safari 5 or higher Basic Concepts Guided Tour of the PerleVIEW User Interface Health Status Panel Health IconsNavigating the Options Entering a Licensing Key Help-License Licensing Information Online Help To Begin Installing PerleVIEW on your Server Button PerleVIEW is installing Installing PerleVIEW on your Server Authentication PasswordSQL Connection Parameters SQL Server Default Default AutoConnect Timeout Network Default Port Enable HttpEnable Https Admin User Click the Finish button Logging into PerleVIEW Login Getting Started Wizard Discovering Devices Require users to User SecurityBe defined Database HTTP/HTTPS Internet Connection Software Updates File Transfers RepositoryLocation Apply Settings Tftp ServerWindows Required Authorization PerleVIEW Administrator Working with Device OperationsDiscovering Devices Run Now Launching Discovering Devices Messages on Using UDP port Ports Add a Device Discovery TaskAdd Settings for All Discovery Tasks Default 3 seconds ValuesDefault Values Show All Devices Task Details/Last Run ResultsAll Results Target Results View Log Device Scripting Launching Device ScriptingDevice-Device Scripting Working with Device Scripts Transfer mode Reboot targetTask Name Targets Import Manage Script LibraryAdd Delete Launching Backup/Restore Device List Backup/Restore Device ListBackup Now Working with Restore Device List Backup/Restore Device List Launching Backup/Restore Device Configuration Backup/Restore Device Configuration Devices or by selecting a device group Working with Restore Device Configuration Reboot Task Details Devices with saved configuration Launching Device Settings Configure Device Settings Credentials Snmp Credentials Login CredentialsRead Snmp Communities Polling SSH Keys Custom Device Groups Protocol Settings Hardware, and Events Chapter Groups of DevicesGroups Views Launching Groups Views Working with Device Views Devices -All DevicesAll Devices Details Protocols DeviceEdit Telnet and SSH Credentials Device/s Admin Login LoginAdmin SSH Select credentials to delete Snmp Read Device Details Monitor EnableMonitor Suspend Name Health Details User AccessLevel Address Device Details Hardware Edit Hardware Device Details Hardware EditLogs, views and reports Preferred Name Device Details Events Events Details Device Details Protocols Device ProtocolsMark as Unacknowledged Device Credentials SNMP, Icmp and Perle Discovery protocol Timeout Device Details Credentials Attempted Credentials Snmp ReadOverride Credentials Snmp Read Snmp Read/Write Device Details Tools Device Details Tools View Devices by Health View Devices by Subnets Factory Default Limited FunctionalityUnsupported firmware Device Not Configured Assign IP Address Successful Device Unsupported Firmware All Hardware Working with Hardware Views Hardware-All Hardware All Hardware Edit Specifying The Type Of Hardware To View Hardware-Management Modules Working with Event ViewsHardware-Media Converters Hardware-Ports Events-All Events Hardware Activities Collecting StatisticsLaunching Collecting Statistics Hardware Add a Statistics Collection TaskHardware Ports Collect Totals Edit a Statistics Collection Task Input Frames Output Packet Sizes Update Mode Edit Check for Firmware Update Launching Check for Firmware UpdatesCheck Now Internet Proxy Check Now Results Deployment Firmware Deployment Tasks Deploying Firmware Required Authorization Device AdministratorLaunching Deploying Firmware Hardware-Deploying Firmware Working with Deploying Firmware Manage Firmware Add a Deploying Firmware TaskChoose MCR MGT firmware Custom Hardware Groups Tasks PerleVIEW Default TasksTask PerleVIEW Common Tasks Tasks Launching TasksTasks -Tasks Working with Tasks Last Run Results Launching Task Results Task ResultsTask Task Results Working with Task Results Task Results Task Results Task Results Cleanup Launching Task Results CleanupTasks -Tasks Results Cleanup Task Results Cleanup Run Now Results Default 24 hours Events EventsAutomatic Event Handling Launching Automatic Event Handling Automatic Event Handling Working with Automatic Event Handling Send E-mail SourcesSend E-mail Send SMS Text Message via E-mail SubjectBody Send Tweet on Twitter CarrierSend Tweet on Twitter User Send Snmp Trap Host Port Community Mode Default Vc2Send Snmp Trap Message Global Settings Acknowledge EventAcknowledge Event Automatic Event Handling Event Filter Settings Launching Event Filter SettingsEvent-Event Filter Settings Launching Event Cleanup Event CleanupEvent-Event Cleanup Custom Event Groups Administration AdministrationPerleVIEW Server Settings Launching PerleVIEW Server Settings PerleVIEW Server Setting Working with Server Settings PerleVIEW/Windows Mode Windows ModeAuthorization PerleVIEW User Accounts Rights Launching PerleVIEW User Accounts Add User PerleVIEW User Accounts Add Add Device Access Rule User Access LevelAdd User Group User Accounts Edit Edit User Add Device Access Rule Group User Accounts Delete Delete User PerleVIEW File Transfer Settings Launching PerleVIEW File Transfer SettingsFile Transfer Settings Windows network credentials that have rights to this path PerleVIEW Updates Launching PerleVIEW UpdatesPerleVIEW Updates Internet Proxy Button Results of Check Now PerleVIEW Audit Trail Log Launching PerleVIEW Audit Trail LogPerleVIEW Audit Trail Log Result Source TypeIndex Process ID Internet Proxy Server Administration-Internet Proxy ServerLaunching PerleVIEW Internet Proxy Server Use Proxy Server Launching E-mail Account Settings Mail Account Settings 117 Twitter Users Administration-Twitter Users Adding a Twitter UserLaunching Twitter Users Authorize User Click on the Twitter link Success PerleVIEW Admin Utility Chapter PerleVIEW Admin UtilityLaunching PerleVIEW Admin Utility SQL Connection Values Default Network Protocol TCP Port Network Packet Connect TimeoutDefault 15 second Connect to Default port Values Web ConnectionEncrypt Connection Verify SQL Connection PVAdmin PerleVIEW Administrator Start-All Programs-Perle-PerleVIEW-Uninstall PerleView Software Update 126 Groups Minimum Run Authorization EveryoneCreating Custom Views by Groups Operator Functions Launching Custom Device/Hardware/Events Groups ExampleCustom Groups Add Device Group Group View of BostonServers View of Hardware SFP Modules Add Hardware Group Add Event Group 133 View Group of Unacknowledged Events PerleVIEW Generated Events Event Information PerleVIEW Generated Events Event Severity Health Status Message Event Severity Health Status Message PerleVIEW Generated non Device Events MCR-MGT Management Module Traps PerleVIEW Event Remap MCR-MGT Management Module Events Introduction Device Scripts Introduction