Netgear Business Central Wireless Manager (BCWM) 사용자 설명서

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By default, the Hour button is selected. The table is sorted by the time the client was last detected. You
can resort the table by clicking a column heading.
8.
To view more table columns, point to the table and move the gray pop-up slider at the bottom of the
table to the right.
9.
To view more table rows, point to the table and move the gray pop-up slider at the right of the table to
the bottom.
10.
To view information for a different period, click the DayWeek, or Month button.
11.
To search and filter the table, take one of the following actions:
To search for a client by MAC address, do the following:
a.
Click the drop-down button next to All.
A pop-up window opens.
b.
In the Search field in the pop-up window, enter the MAC address or part of the MAC address
of the client.
c.
Select the check box next to the client MAC address.
The information in the table is limited to the selected client.
To filter the table and show a selected client only, select the check box next to the client MAC
address.
You can repeat this action and add another selected client to the table.
12.
For a large table, move through the table by clicking a page number button at the bottom right.
View Alarms for a Device, Claim Alarms, and Resolve Alarms
You can view the alarms that occur on a device at a location. You can claim an alarm, mark an alarm as
resolved, copy all or selected alarms, and download the entire alarm list as a CSV file.
Claiming or resolving an alarm means the following:
Claim an alarm. You take responsibility for the alarm and can add an optional note. Others can open
the pop-up window for the alarm and view the note. The alarm remains in the alarms table and the
Claimed by field in the table shows your email address.
Resolve an alarm. You mark the alarm as resolved and can add an optional resolution note. (A future
release will support historical alarm tables in which you can view the resolution notes.) The alarm is
removed from the alarms table.
Alarms are classified in four categories or severity levels: Critical (for example, a device disconnected),
Major (for example, a device command failure occurred), Minor (for example, a device rebooted), and Info
(for example, a device reconnected).
To view the alarms for a device, claim or resolve alarms, copy alarm table entries, or
download the entire alarm table:
1.
Open a browser on your computer.
2.
In the address bar, enter https://bc.netgear.com.
The application login page displays.
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Business Central Wireless Manager 2.1 Application