Health Details, User Access, Level | Perle Systems 5500320-12

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Health Details	This is the current health status of this device. To see more information on
	device generated messages (see your MCR-MGT users guide for Device
	messages).
User Access	This is the device access level for this device for the current user logged into
Level	PerleVIEW. Valid user access levels are Device View, Device Admin and
	Device Operator. For more information on user access levels see PerleVIEW
	User Accounts .
Address	This is what PerleVIEW will use when communicating with the device. It
	can be the hostname, IPV4 address or IPV6 address of the device.
IPV4	This is the current IPV4 address of this device and its subnet. (only available
address/subnet	if configured/used on the device).
IPV6 Addresses	This is the current IPV6 address of this device. (only available if
	configure/used on the device).
Mac Address	This is the Mac Address associated with this device.
Description	This is a description retrieved from the device.
Location	This is the SNMP location information retrieved from the device.
Contact	This is the SNMP contact name retrieved from the device.
Uptime	How long this device has been powered on.
Management	These are the management protocols configured on your target device. These
protocols	management protocols will be used by PerleVIEW to communicate with
	your target device. If a protocol is not accessible, it will be marked with a
	red “X”. One reason why a protocol may not be accessible is a firewall
	which is preventing access.

The information in this table is collected from the PerleVIEW database. When the table is being displayed, the information is updated every minute. Not all columns are applicable to all hardware. If not applicable, the entry will be left blank. For information on Rediscover this device see Rediscover

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Contents

PerleVIEW Device Management System User’s Guide PerleVIEW Table of Contents Software Updates File Transfers Apply Settings Tasks Task Results Task Results CleanupGroups Views PerleView Software Update 125 Event Cleanup 100 Custom Event GroupsPerleVIEW Server Settings 101 PerleVIEW User Accounts 103 Events 140 135139 Introduction 141 User Guide IntroductionPerleVIEW User Guide Layout PerleVIEW Features Typeface Conventions PerleVIEW Server Requirements PrerequisitesPerleVIEW Web Client Requirements Chrome 8.x or higher Safari 5 or higher Basic Concepts Guided Tour of the PerleVIEW User Interface Health Icons Health Status PanelNavigating the Options Licensing Information Entering a Licensing Key Help-License Online Help Installing PerleVIEW on your Server To Begin Button PerleVIEW is installing Installing PerleVIEW on your Server SQL Connection Parameters PasswordAuthentication SQL Server Connect Timeout Default AutoDefault Network Enable Https Enable HttpDefault Port Admin User Click the Finish button Login Logging into PerleVIEW Getting Started Wizard Discovering Devices Be defined User SecurityRequire users to Database Internet Connection HTTP/HTTPS Software Updates Repository File TransfersLocation Tftp Server Apply SettingsWindows Working with Device Operations Required Authorization PerleVIEW AdministratorDiscovering Devices Launching Discovering Devices Run Now Add a Device Discovery Task Messages on Using UDP port PortsAdd Default 3 seconds Values Settings for All Discovery TasksDefault Values Task Details/Last Run Results Show All DevicesAll Results View Log Target Results Launching Device Scripting Device ScriptingDevice-Device Scripting Working with Device Scripts Task Name Reboot targetTransfer mode Targets Add Manage Script LibraryImport Delete Backup Now Backup/Restore Device ListLaunching Backup/Restore Device List Working with Restore Device List Backup/Restore Device List Backup/Restore Device Configuration Launching Backup/Restore Device Configuration Working with Restore Device Configuration Devices or by selecting a device group Reboot Devices with saved configuration Task Details Configure Device Settings Launching Device Settings Credentials Read Snmp Login CredentialsSnmp Credentials Communities SSH Keys Polling Protocol Settings Custom Device Groups Groups Views Groups of DevicesHardware, and Events Chapter Launching Groups Views Devices -All Devices Working with Device ViewsAll Devices Edit Protocols DeviceDetails Telnet and SSH Credentials Device/s Admin SSH LoginAdmin Login Select credentials to delete Snmp Read Monitor Suspend Monitor EnableDevice Details Name Level User AccessHealth Details Address Device Details Hardware Logs, views and reports Device Details Hardware EditEdit Hardware Preferred Name Events Details Device Details Events Mark as Device ProtocolsDevice Details Protocols Unacknowledged SNMP, Icmp and Perle Discovery protocol Timeout Device Credentials Attempted Credentials Snmp Read Device Details CredentialsOverride Credentials Snmp Read Snmp Read/Write Device Details Tools Device Details Tools View Devices by Subnets View Devices by Health Limited Functionality Factory DefaultUnsupported firmware Device Not Configured Assign IP Address Successful Device Unsupported Firmware Working with Hardware Views All Hardware Specifying The Type Of Hardware To View Hardware-All Hardware All Hardware Edit Hardware-Media Converters Working with Event ViewsHardware-Management Modules Hardware-Ports Events-All Events Collecting Statistics Hardware ActivitiesLaunching Collecting Statistics Hardware Ports Add a Statistics Collection TaskHardware Collect Totals Input Frames Output Packet Sizes Update Mode Edit a Statistics Collection Task Edit Launching Check for Firmware Updates Check for Firmware UpdateCheck Now Check Now Results Internet Proxy Firmware Deployment Tasks Deployment Launching Deploying Firmware Required Authorization Device AdministratorDeploying Firmware Hardware-Deploying Firmware Working with Deploying Firmware Choose MCR Add a Deploying Firmware TaskManage Firmware MGT firmware Custom Hardware Groups Task PerleVIEW Default TasksTasks PerleVIEW Common Tasks Launching Tasks TasksTasks -Tasks Working with Tasks Last Run Results Task Task Results Working with Task Results Task ResultsLaunching Task Results Task Results Task Results Launching Task Results Cleanup Task Results CleanupTasks -Tasks Results Cleanup Task Results Cleanup Default 24 hours Run Now Results Automatic Event Handling EventsEvents Launching Automatic Event Handling Working with Automatic Event Handling Automatic Event Handling Sources Send E-mailSend E-mail Subject Send SMS Text Message via E-mailBody Carrier Send Tweet on TwitterSend Tweet on Twitter User Default Vc2 Send Snmp Trap Host Port Community ModeSend Snmp Trap Message Acknowledge Event Global SettingsAcknowledge Event Automatic Event Handling Launching Event Filter Settings Event Filter SettingsEvent-Event Filter Settings Event-Event Cleanup Event CleanupLaunching Event Cleanup Custom Event Groups PerleVIEW Server Settings AdministrationAdministration Launching PerleVIEW Server Settings Working with Server Settings PerleVIEW Server Setting Authorization Windows ModePerleVIEW/Windows Mode PerleVIEW User Accounts Launching PerleVIEW User Accounts Rights PerleVIEW User Accounts Add Add User Access Level Add Device Access Rule UserAdd User Group Add Device Access Rule Group User Accounts Edit Edit User User Accounts Delete Delete User Launching PerleVIEW File Transfer Settings PerleVIEW File Transfer SettingsFile Transfer Settings Windows network credentials that have rights to this path Launching PerleVIEW Updates PerleVIEW UpdatesPerleVIEW Updates Results of Check Now Internet Proxy Button Launching PerleVIEW Audit Trail Log PerleVIEW Audit Trail LogPerleVIEW Audit Trail Log Index Source TypeResult Process ID Launching PerleVIEW Internet Proxy Server Administration-Internet Proxy ServerInternet Proxy Server Use Proxy Server Mail Account Settings Launching E-mail Account Settings 117 Launching Twitter Users Administration-Twitter Users Adding a Twitter UserTwitter Users Authorize User Click on the Twitter link Success PerleVIEW Admin Utility PerleVIEW Admin Utility ChapterLaunching PerleVIEW Admin Utility SQL Connection Default 15 second Network Protocol TCP Port Network Packet Connect TimeoutValues Default Connect to Web Connection Default port ValuesEncrypt Connection Verify SQL Connection PVAdmin PerleVIEW Administrator PerleView Software Update Start-All Programs-Perle-PerleVIEW-Uninstall 126 Creating Custom Views by Groups Minimum Run Authorization EveryoneGroups Operator Functions Example Launching Custom Device/Hardware/Events GroupsCustom Groups Add Device Group Group View of BostonServers Add Hardware Group View of Hardware SFP Modules Add Event Group 133 View Group of Unacknowledged Events Event Information PerleVIEW Generated Events PerleVIEW Generated Events Event Severity Health Status Message Event Severity Health Status Message PerleVIEW Generated non Device Events Remap MCR-MGT Management Module Events MCR-MGT Management Module Traps PerleVIEW Event Device Scripts Introduction Introduction