ZyXEL NetAtlas Enterprise Network SNMP Manager - 500 Devices 91-010-101001 ユーザーズマニュアル

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Auto Discovery and Device  

 

 Viewer 

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Templates provisioning for  

 

 efficient 

configuration

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Traffic/Performance monitoring  

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management

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Alarm and event management

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Batch Firmware Upgrade

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Feature-rich Layer2 and Layer3   

 configuration

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Tight access control and log  

 

 management 

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Allow up to10 concurrent users

To achieve greater business successes, networks must adapt well with ever-evolving 

applications and business environment. Stability and top service quality are the fundamental 

for daily business operation. As network size grows, it can be a challenge to maintain the 

network and react to possible network failures promptly. Especially when multiple switching 

devices are spread across different sub networks. 

To simplify network management, ZyXEL NetAtlas

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 Enterprise EMS (Element Management 

System) provides a centralized remote management platform that allows administrators to 

easily maintain and monitor each switch on the network from a single computer. This allows 

efficient network management and lightens the load off the administrators who can better use 

the time for other value-added tasks. 

No more entering cryptic commands! With intuitive and user-friendly graphical user interface 

(GUI), NetAtlas

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 Enterprise EMS polls network element status and presents the graphical 

topology in the Map Viewer. Furthermore, double-click an icon in the Device Viewer to see the 

front panel graphical view and get real-time element status updates.

Configuration templates reduces manual, repetitive configuration time. You can apply a 

template to multiple ports or devices. With template provisioning, configuration changes are 

just simple mouse clicks away. 

It is vital to monitor network traffic to be aware any abnormal activity. NetAtlas

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 Enterprise 

EMS allows you to monitor network traffic and generate graphical report down to the port 

level. Detailed items such as TX/RX, Error packets, collision packets and packet size, etc. can be 

displayed for further analysis. In addition, event and alarm management tools can issue SNMP 

trap and log the event in detail for prompt alert. Event logs are displayed in different colors to 

indicate the event severity level. Actions can be triggered by trap automatically without 

manual initiation; thus leaves flexibility and convenience to network managers.