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SMTP —
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.
SNMP —
Simple Network Management Protocol. Network management protocol used
almost exclusively in TCP/IP networks. SNMP provides the means to monitor and control
network devices, and to manage configurations, statistics collection, performance, and secu-
rity.
S
PANNING
T
REE
P
ROTOCOL
(STP) —
The inactivation of links between networks so that infor-
mation packets are channeled along one route and will not search endlessly for a destina-
tion.
SSH (S
ECURE
S
HELL
)—
A protocol which permits secure remote access over a network from
one computer to another. SSH negotiates and establishes an encrypted connection between
an SSH client and an SSH server.
SSL (S
ECURE
S
OCKETS
L
AYER
)—
A program layer created by Netscape for managing the
security of message transmissions in a network. Netscape's idea is that the programming for
keeping your messages confidential ought to be contained in a program layer between an
application (such as your Web browser or HTTP) and the Internet's TCP/IP layers. The
“sockets” part of the term refers to the sockets method of passing data back and forth
between a client and a server program in a network or between program layers in the same
computer.
T
RAP
(SNMP T
RAP
)—
A notification from a network element or device of its status, such as a
server startup. This notification is sent by an SNMP agent to a Network Management Sys-
tem (NMS) where it is translated into an event by the Mediation Agent.
T
RAP
F
ORWARDING
—
The process of re-emitting trap events to remote hosts. Trap Forward-
ing is available from the application through Actions and through the Resource Manager.
VLAN —
A virtual local area network (LAN), commonly known as a VLAN, is a group of
hosts with a common set of requirements that communicate as if they were attached to the
Broadcast domain, regardless of their physical location. A VLAN has the same attributes as
a physical LAN, but it allows for end stations to be grouped together even if they are not
located on the same network switch. Network reconfiguration can be done through software
instead of physically relocating devices.
- Web Client Guide 1
- Notes, and Cautions 2
- Contents 3
- Key Features 9
- Additional Products 11
- Online Help / Filter 12
- Feedback 13
- A Note About Performance 13
- Network Manager 15
- Overview 15
- Upgrading on Linux 17
- Disable Firewalls 17
- Directories and Permissions 17
- 32-bit Linux Libraries 18
- Supported Web Browsers 19
- Single Server Sizing 20
- Network Basics 22
- Name Resolution 23
- Protocols 23
- Overriding Properties 23
- Supported PowerConnect Models 24
- Windows Management Interface 24
- Prerequisites 25
- Firewall Issues 25
- Installing WBEM on Red Hat 26
- Getting Started 27
- Installation and Startup 28
- Linux Prerequisites 30
- Set Linux Permissions 31
- Starting Web Client 32
- Control Panel 33
- Search Indexes 34
- [My Account] 34
- RCSynergy / [Domain] 35
- Configure Organizations 38
- Portal > Roles 41
- Portal > Portal Settings 41
- Portal > [Other] 42
- Action Default Behavior 43
- Redcell > Mediation 45
- Search for Mediation Server 47
- DAP Workflow 51
- Aging Policies Editor 52
- Editing Tips 53
- Aging Policies Options 54
- Sub-Policies 55
- Repositories 57
- Portlet Level Permissions 58
- Configure Portlet Permissions 59
- Quick Navigation 61
- License Viewer 62
- Register a License 63
- Common Setup Tasks 67
- Netrestore File Servers 69
- Portal Conventions 71
- Portal Overview 71
- Tooltips 72
- Show Versions 72
- The Dock 73
- Status Bar Alerts 75
- Chat / Conferencing 76
- Menu Bar 77
- Site Map 77
- Portlets 78
- Portlet Toolbar 79
- Portlet Instances 81
- Mandatory Fields 81
- Expanded Portlets 82
- Snap Panels 83
- Show / Hide / Reorder Columns 84
- Snap Panels (Reference Tree) 85
- Common Menu Items 86
- Share a Resource 88
- Edit Custom Attributes 89
- View as PDF 90
- Audit Trail / Jobs Screen 91
- Audit Trail Viewer 92
- Audit Trail Portlet 93
- Expanded Audit Trail Portlet 94
- View Job 94
- Schedules 95
- Expanded Schedules Portlet 97
- Key Portlets 99
- Overview of Key Portlets 99
- Alarms 100
- Configuring the Alarms Chart 101
- Expanded Alarm Portlet 102
- Alarm Snap Panels 104
- Alarm Email 105
- Event History 106
- Event History 107
- Event Processing Rules 108
- Specify Event Filtering 110
- Rule Editor 111
- Filtering / Settings 112
- Criteria: Syslog Event Setup 115
- Message Test 116
- Forward Northbound 117
- Trap Forwarding Process 118
- Email Action Variables 122
- Basic Variables 123
- Managed Equipment Variables 124
- Entity Type: Port 125
- Event Definitions 128
- Message Template 131
- Correlations 132
- Contacts 133
- Contacts Editor 134
- Locations 135
- Location Editor 136
- Expanded Location Portlet 137
- Locations Snap Panels 137
- Locations 138
- Vendors 139
- Expanded Vendor Portlet 140
- Vendors Snap Panel 141
- Resource Management 143
- Introduction 143
- Authentication 143
- Authentication Editor 144
- Authentication Snap Panel 145
- Container Manager 146
- Container View 147
- Container Editor 148
- Membership 149
- Authorizations 150
- Map Context 151
- Resource Discovery 152
- Discovery Profiles 153
- Discovery Profile Editor 154
- Name, Description 155
- Inspection 159
- Discovery Profiles Expanded 161
- Managed Resource Groups 162
- Static Group 164
- Dynamic Group 165
- Managed Resources 166
- Management Interface 168
- Advanced Filter 173
- Settings 173
- Reference Tree 174
- General: Details 174
- General: Properties 174
- General: Settings 174
- New Link 175
- Link Discovery 176
- Link Discovery Prerequisites 177
- Equipment Details 178
- Reference 179
- Interfaces 180
- Ports > Links 182
- Ports > Details 183
- Schedule Actions 186
- Direct Access 188
- Terminal 190
- Ping (ICMP) 191
- HTTP / HTTPS 191
- Port Details 192
- Ports Expanded 193
- Port Editor 194
- Report Templates 195
- Report Template Editors 196
- General Settings 197
- Advanced Settings 197
- Inventory 198
- Reports 200
- Expanded Reports Portlet 203
- Reports Snap Panels 203
- Report Editor 204
- Branding Reports 206
- Visualize 207
- Visualize My Network 207
- Configuring Views 208
- Control and Styles 210
- STYLE OPTIONS 211
- Data / Node Finder 213
- GRAPH INVENTORY 214
- Orthogonal 217
- Circular 218
- Hierarchical-Cyclic 218
- OVERVIEW 219
- Links in Visualization 220
- File Server / File Management 221
- File Servers 221
- File Server Editor 222
- File Management 223
- Backup Configurations 225
- Restore Configurations 227
- Configuration Files 229
- Configuration Files Expanded 230
- Configuration File Editor 231
- Image Repository 233
- Image Repository 234
- Firmware Image Editor 235
- Configuration Image Editor 236
- Configuration 237
- Deploy Firmware 238
- Deploy Configuration 240
- Deploy Configuration 242
- Monitoring 243
- How to’s 243
- Statistics 244
- Resource Monitors 245
- Expanded Resource Monitor 247
- Resource Monitor Snap Panels 247
- Retention Policies 248
- Active Monitor Members 250
- Monitor Editor 251
- Retention Options 252
- Monitor Options 254
- Calculated Metrics 254
- Thresholds 256
- Inventory Mappings 259
- Conditions 260
- Condition Properties 261
- Condition Filter 261
- Create an ICMP Monitor 263
- Create a Key Metrics Monitor 264
- Create a Monitor Report 265
- Key Metrics 268
- •With the SNMP browser, or 270
- SNMP Interfaces 273
- SNMP Table Monitor 274
- MIB Browser 275
- Add / Edit SNMP Attributes 275
- Top [Asset] Monitors 276
- Dashboard Views 277
- Launch a Dashboard View 278
- Performance Dashboard 279
- Dashboard View Selection 280
- Dashboard Editor 281
- Dashboard Views 282
- Moving Dashboard Components 284
- Dial Chart Properties 285
- Top Talkers Properties 285
- Show Performance Templates 286
- Key Metric Editor 289
- Traffic Flow Analyzer 293
- How does it work? 294
- Use Traffic Flow Analyzer 295
- Traffic Flow Portlet 296
- Expanded Traffic Flow Portlet 298
- Drill Down 299
- Alternative 1 302
- Alternative 2 302
- Change Management / ProScan 303
- Management 303
- Configure ProScan Groups 304
- ProScan Portlet 306
- Overall Compliance 307
- Portlet Menu 307
- Compliance Policy Summary 308
- General Properties 310
- Input Source 311
- Criteria 313
- Match Regex for each line 315
- Count number of occurrences 315
- Input Source Grouping 315
- Create Source Group Criteria 316
- Source 1: 319
- Regular Expressions 320
- Simple (CIsco ACL) 322
- Complex (Juniper) 322
- Java (Groovy) 324
- Compliance Policy Job Status 325
- Change Determination Process 327
- Change Determination Defaults 330
- Reporting Limitations 331
- Actions and Adaptive CLI 335
- Using Adaptive CLI 336
- Actions Portlet 337
- Expanded Actions Portlet 338
- Adaptive CLI Editor 342
- Attributes 344
- Create a new Parameter Schema 345
- Collection Settings 346
- Properties 346
- Attribute Settings 346
- Attribute Editor Panels 346
- Coded Value 347
- IP Address 347
- Inventory Reference 348
- Script Settings 351
- Script Content 352
- Error Conditions 353
- Continue Pattern 353
- Attributes Extraction 354
- External Commands 355
- Seeded Scripts 357
- Script Names and Functions 358
- Create the Adaptive CLI 359
- Conditional Blocks 362
- Perl Scripts 363
- Perl Example 364
- Scheduling Actions 365
- Associated Targets 366
- Parameters 367
- Schedule 367
- Input Parameters 368
- Monitor Attributes 369
- Glossary 371
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- Index 377 377
- 378 Index 378
- Index 379 379
- 380 Index 380
- Index 381 381
- 382 Index 382
- Index 383 383
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