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Installing PerleVIEW on your Server

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

Network

Protocol

SQL Server Resolution Protocol will be used to determine how to connect to

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

Connection

PerleVIEW will force the data between PerleVIEW and the SQL server to be

encrypted. This is recommended when the SQL Server is remote to

PerleVIEW.

Contents

Main Page Table of Contents Chapter 1 Introduction........................................................7 Chapter 2 Basic Concepts................................................11 Chapter 3 Getting Started.................................................16 Chapter 4 Working with Device Operations....................32 Chapter 5 Groups of Devices, Hardware, and Events ..52 Chapter 6 Hardware Activities .........................................74 Chapter 7 Tasks.................................................................84 Page Page Introduction User Guide PerleVIEW User Guide Layout Typeface Conventions PerleVIEW Features Prerequisites PerleVIEW Server Requirements PerleVIEW Web Client Requirements Page Basic Concept s Guided Tour of the PerleVIEW User Interface Navigating PerleVIEW Navigating the Options Health Status Panel Health Icons Licensing Information Entering a Licensing Key Help->License Page Getting S t arted Installing PerleVIEW on your Server To Begin Page Page Page SQL Connection Parameters Page Page Page Logging into PerleVIEW Login Getting Started Wizard Discovering Devices User Security Internet Connection Software Updates File Transfers Apply Settings Working with Device Operations Discovering Devices Device Credentials Launching Discovering Devices Working with Discovering Devices Tasks Add a Device Discovery Task Settings for All Discovery Tasks Page Page Device Scripting Launching Device Scripting Device->Device Scripting Working with Device Scripts Page Manage Script Library Backup/Restore Device List Launching Backup/Restore Device List Page Backup/Restore Device Configuration Launching Backup/Restore Device Configuration Backup/Restore Device Configuration Working with Backup Device Configuration Working with Restore Device Configuration Page Page Configure Device Settings Launching Device Settings Working with Device Settings Discovery Credentials SNMP Credentials Login Credentials T SSH Keys Polling Protocol Settings Custom Device Groups Groups of Devices, Hardware, and Event s Groups Views Select Group Views Launching Groups Views Working with Device Views Devices ->All Devices All Devices Protocols (Device) Protocol Settings Page Credentials (Device/s) Device -> Details Page Device Details -> Hardware Device Details -> Hardware -> Edit Edit Hardware Events Details Device Details -> Events Device Protocols Device Details -> Protocols Device Credentials Device Details -> Credentials Device Details Tools Device Details -> Tools View Devices by Subnets View Devices by Health Limited Functionality Unsupported firmware Limited Functionality Factory Default Page Page Working with Hardware Views All Hardware Specifying The Type Of Hardware To View Working with Event Views Events Page Hardware Activities Collecting Statistics Launching Collecting Statistics Select Hardware -> Collecting Statistics Working with Statistics Collection Tasks Add a Statistics Collection Task Edit a Statistics Collection Task Page Check for Firmware Update Launching Check for Firmware Updates Hardware->Check for Firmware Updates Working with Check for Firmware Updates Check Now Check Now Results Internet Proxy Firmware Deployment Tasks Deploying Firmware Launching Deploying Firmware Hardware->Deploying Firmware Working with Deploying Firmware Add a Deploying Firmware Task Manage Firmware Page T asks Task PerleVIEW Common Tasks PerleVIEW Default Tasks Tasks Launching Tasks Tasks ->Tasks Working with Tasks Page Task Results Launching Task Results Task -> Task Results Working with Task Results Task Results Page Task Results Cleanup Launching Task Results Cleanup Tasks ->Tasks Results Cleanup Task Results Cleanup Page Event s Events Events ->Automatic Event Handling Automatic Event Handling Launching Automatic Event Handling Page Actions Send E-mail Send SMS Text Message (via E-mail) Send Tweet on Twitter Send SNMP Trap Message Acknowledge Event Global Settings Page Event Filter Settings Launching Event Filter Settings Event->Event Filter Settings Event Filter Settings Event Cleanup Launching Event Cleanup Event->Event Cleanup Event Cleanup Custom Event Groups Administration Administration Administration->PerleVIEW Server Settings Working with Administration Functions PerleVIEW Server Settings Working with Server Settings PerleVIEW Server Setting PerleVIEW User Accounts Rights Launching PerleVIEW User Accounts Administration->PerleVIEW User Accounts Working with PerleVIEW User Accounts PerleVIEW User Accounts (Add) Add User Add Device Access Rule (User) Add User Group Page User Accounts (Delete) Delete User PerleVIEW File Transfer Settings Launching PerleVIEW File Transfer Settings Administration->PerleVIEW File Transfer Settings Working with File Transfer Settings File Transfer Settings Page PerleVIEW Updates Launching PerleVIEW Updates Administration->PerleVIEW Updates Working with PerleVIEW Updates PerleVIEW Updates Page PerleVIEW Audit Trail Log Launching PerleVIEW Audit Trail Log Administration->Audit Trail Log Working with PerleVIEW Audit Trail Log PerleVIEW Audit Trail Log Page Internet Proxy Server Launching PerleVIEW Internet Proxy Server Administration->Internet Proxy Server Internet Proxy Server E-mail Account Settings Launching E-mail Account Settings Administration->E-mail Account Settings E-mail Account Settings Page Twitter Users Launching Twitter Users Page PerleVIEW Admin Utility PerleVIEW Admin Utility Launching PerleVIEW Admin Utility Start->All Programs->Perle->PerleVIEW Working with PerleView Administration tasks SQL Connection Page Web Connection PVAdmin (PerleVIEW Administrator) PerleView Software Update Start->All Programs->Perle->PerleVIEW->Uninstall Page Custom Views by Group s A Creating Custom Views by Groups Operator Functions Launching Custom Device/Hardware/Events Groups Example 1 Custom Groups Add Device Group Page Add Hardware Group View of Hardware SFP Modules Example 3 Custom Groups Add Event Group Page Page Event Information B PerleVIEW Generated Events Page Page Page PerleVIEW Generated non Device Events Remap MCR-MGT Management Module Events Device Script s C Introduction