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Navigator
The navigator provides a tree view of every known Raritan device. From
this panel, you can access all Raritan networked devices for which a
connection profile exists and/or all Raritan devices automatically
identified on the network.
this panel, you can access all Raritan networked devices for which a
connection profile exists and/or all Raritan devices automatically
identified on the network.
Note: Automatic Raritan device identification uses the UDP protocol and
will typically identify all Raritan devices on your subnet. Network
administrators rarely allow UDP broadcasts to function outside of a
subnet. Automatic Raritan device identification will find only those
Raritan devices that are configured to use the default TCP Port (5000) or
another broadcast port, which is defined on the Advanced tab of the
Options dialog (choose Tools > Options to access the Options dialog).
will typically identify all Raritan devices on your subnet. Network
administrators rarely allow UDP broadcasts to function outside of a
subnet. Automatic Raritan device identification will find only those
Raritan devices that are configured to use the default TCP Port (5000) or
another broadcast port, which is defined on the Advanced tab of the
Options dialog (choose Tools > Options to access the Options dialog).