APC NetBotz 320 Rack Appliance NBRK0320E Manual De Usuario
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NBRK0320E
About the Advanced View
Using Your Appliance
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Network Preferences
To edit your client’s General settings, open the Client Preferences interface and then select General from
the Categories selection list. You can configure the following general settings:
the Categories selection list. You can configure the following general settings:
When you are finished specifying client Network preferences, click OK to save your settings and close
the Client Preferences window.
the Client Preferences window.
Performing Configuration Tasks
The Configuration panel is divided into two areas: Pod/Sensors Settings, and Appliance Settings. Each
area features a number of icons that represent the configuration tasks that you can perform. To perform a
specific configuration task you simply double-click on the appropriate icon.
area features a number of icons that represent the configuration tasks that you can perform. To perform a
specific configuration task you simply double-click on the appropriate icon.
Pod and Alert Settings Tasks
The tasks available from the Pod/Sensors Settings portion of the panel enable you to configure the pods
and sensors that are connected to your appliance and to configure the alert actions and policies that will
be used when alerts are reported by your sensors. It also features the Device Crawlers task, which enables
you to configure your appliance to monitor SNMP target devices on your network. The following tasks
are available from the Pod/Sensors Settings portion of the Configuration panel:
and sensors that are connected to your appliance and to configure the alert actions and policies that will
be used when alerts are reported by your sensors. It also features the Device Crawlers task, which enables
you to configure your appliance to monitor SNMP target devices on your network. The following tasks
are available from the Pod/Sensors Settings portion of the Configuration panel:
• Alert Action: Use the Alert Action task to configure specific alert notification actions that will be
taken by the appliance in response to alert conditions. Alert actions specify a notification method
(such as sending e-mail or posting to web server) and provide the necessary information to direct
the alert notification to the specified recipient (such as e-mail addresses or the address of your web
server).
(such as sending e-mail or posting to web server) and provide the necessary information to direct
the alert notification to the specified recipient (such as e-mail addresses or the address of your web
server).
• Alert Profile: Use the Alert Profile task to customize your appliance’s alert notification policy. The
alert notification policy determines which alert actions are taken in response to alert conditions,
when those actions are taken, and how often they are repeated
when those actions are taken, and how often they are repeated
• Camera Pods: Use the Camera Pods task to configure any integrated camera (NetBotz 320 and
420 only) or any Camera Pod 120s or CCTV Adapter Pod 120s that are connected to your
appliance. You can specify labels for each of your pods, set sensor thresholds, specify the visual
mode use by the camera, set image capture settings, configure the camera motion sensor, and apply
motion masks to the camera motion sensor. This task will be available only if your appliance
features an integrated camera or if one or more Camera Pod 120s or CCTV Adapter Pod 120s are
connected to your appliance.
appliance. You can specify labels for each of your pods, set sensor thresholds, specify the visual
mode use by the camera, set image capture settings, configure the camera motion sensor, and apply
motion masks to the camera motion sensor. This task will be available only if your appliance
features an integrated camera or if one or more Camera Pod 120s or CCTV Adapter Pod 120s are
connected to your appliance.
• Device Crawlers: Use Device Crawlers to monitor individual remote SNMP targets (such as
servers, routers, and switches) for critical status information, enabling you to identify and resolve
problems faster. With Basic Device Crawlers (included with your appliance), you can configure
your appliance to periodically check the operating condition of up to 48 SNMP targets. If any
problems faster. With Basic Device Crawlers (included with your appliance), you can configure
your appliance to periodically check the operating condition of up to 48 SNMP targets. If any
Field
Description
Connection Timeout
Type in this field the amount of time that the Advanced View
should wait when attempting to connect to an appliance before
giving up.
should wait when attempting to connect to an appliance before
giving up.
Proxy Hostname and Port
Type in these fields the host name or IP address of the Proxy
server (if the client system uses a Proxy server for e-mail,
HTTP Posts, and other outbound communications) and the IP
port number used to connect to the Proxy server (typically
1080, and must be between 1 and 65535).
server (if the client system uses a Proxy server for e-mail,
HTTP Posts, and other outbound communications) and the IP
port number used to connect to the Proxy server (typically
1080, and must be between 1 and 65535).