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Device discovery processes
APC, MGE, NetBotz Appliances, and third-party devices are added to the list of devices
the StruxureWare Central server monitors by creating and running device discovery
processes. As devices are discovered, they are added to the All Devices and
Unassigned device groups in the Device Groups view, and displayed in the Device
View and Map View if one of those device groups is selected, and added to the navigation
tree in the Thresholds view.
Separate discovery processes exist for each of the following types of devices:
• SNMPv1 devices: APC or third-party devices that use basic SNMP communications.
• SNMPv3 devices: APC or third-party devices that use secured SNMP
communications.
• NetBotz Appliances (except for the 300, 303, 310, 400, and 410 models).
• Modbus TCP
You can initiate a discovery process by accessing the "Device Discovery" wizard in the
following ways:
•
Select Add Devices in the Device menu.
•
Right-click on any device in the Device View or Map View, and select Add
Devices.
•
Click the green plus sign icon (
) in the Device View.
•
Right-click anywhere in the Saved Discovery view, and select Add.
•
Right-click on a discovery process listed in the Saved Discovery view, and select
Run, to rerun that process, or Edit, to run an edited version.
Creating a discovery process
You can create discovery processes that can discover the SNMPv1 devices, SNMPv3
devices, NetBotz Appliances, or Modbus devices on your networks.
1. Access the "Device Discovery" wizard.
•
Select Add Devices in the Device menu.
•
Click the plus sign icon (
) in the Device View.
•
Right-click any device in the Device View or Map View, and select Add
Devices.
•
Right-click anywhere in the Saved Discoveries view, and select Add.
2.
In the "Choose Discovery Type" display, select the Device Discovery Type
( SNMPv1, SNMPv3, NetBotz Appliance, or Modbus TCP, and click Next.
3.
In the discovery settings display, define the settings to be used, and click Next, to
schedule or run (or both) the process, or Finish, to add the process to the Saved
Discoveries view without running or scheduling the process.
Modbus TCP device discovery occurs immediately after you click Finish, and will not
appear in the Saved Discoveries view.
• "SNMPv1 Discovery Settings" display:
1.
IP Range: the IP addresses the discovery process will search.
2.
Read Community Name: the community name used to read information
at the SNMPv1 devices.
StruxureWare Central 6.3.0
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- Online Help 1
- About Help 2
- Surveillance 4
- Alarm Configuration 4
- Main menus 5
- Status bar 8
- Initial setup requirements 10
- E-mail Settings option 15
- License Keys option 16
- Private (LAN2) Network A tab 18
- Private (LAN2) Network B tab 19
- Server Access option 20
- SSH Server tab 23
- Server Backup/Restore option 24
- Managing the backup entries 25
- Storage Settings option 30
- Server Proxy Settings option 30
- Repositories tab 31
- Windows Share section: 32
- File System section: 33
- Purge Settings tab 34
- Disk Array Status tab 35
- Time Settings option 36
- Regional Settings elements 37
- Advanced View Settings 38
- Audio Settings 38
- Browser Settings 39
- Client Language Settings 39
- Custom Property Settings 39
- Device View Settings 40
- Monitored devices 41
- Launch to device feature 42
- Launch Advanced View feature 42
- Device View features 47
- Information columns 50
- Button icons (Device View) 51
- Map View features 52
- Customizing the device icons 55
- Sensors tab 56
- Comments option 61
- Details option 62
- Active Alarms view 63
- Alarm History view 66
- Device discovery processes 69
- Saved Discoveries view 79
- Performing a server update 93
- Device groups feature 94
- Device group management 95
- Deleting a device group 96
- Managing a local user 99
- Managing a local user group 100
- Managing a remote user 100
- Managing a remote user group 100
- StruxureWare Central 6.3.0 101
- User Group Members tab 103
- Monitoring access 104
- Authentication Servers tab 107
- Reports perspective 111
- Edit Report Criteria option 112
- Summary-format reports 119
- Snapshot Reports 121
- Button icons (report views) 122
- "Add Export" wizard 127
- Alarm Configuration Overview 131
- Creating alarm notifications 132
- Alarm Configuration menu 132
- "Search" field 132
- Navigation View 133
- Create Thresholds option 134
- Numerical threshold options: 137
- Numerical threshold types: 138
- State threshold options: 139
- State threshold types: 139
- Threshold settings : 141
- Edit Thresholds option 142
- Modifying thresholds 148
- Delete Thresholds option 148
- Threshold Attribute Columns 149
- Manage Alarm Actions 160
- Modifying an alarm action 161
- Deleting an alarm action 161
- Testing an alarm action 161
- Common alarm action settings 162
- Alert Settings option 172
- Modifying an alert action 173
- Deleting an alert action 173
- E-mail tab: 176
- Advanced tab: 177
- Primary tab: 178
- Primary and Backup tabs: 180
- Basic tab: 182
- Identification macros: 184
- Location macros: 185
- Alert macros: 186
- Managing alert profiles 189
- Numeric alert thresholds 192
- Setting Description 193
- Other numeric thresholds 194
- State alert thresholds 194
- Threshold Value Description 195
- Other state thresholds 196
- Basic threshold settings tab: 199
- Registering for RMS support 208
- Editing RMS customer settings 208
- Device Scan Settings option 212
- Supplemental OIDs option 217
- Global Scan Settings option 221
- Port Range 224
- Camera Settings option 227
- DNS Settings option 234
- Location Settings option 234
- Pod Sharing Settings option 235
- Basic tab 244
- Advanced tab 244
- SNMP Settings option 245
- User Settings option 246
- Web Server Settings option 247
- Configure Devices action 248
- Create a Template action 248
- Edit a Template action 249
- Configuration Status view 256
- Before you start 268
- Element Description 272
- Surveillance perspective 282
- Thumbnails view 283
- Camera view 286
- Two-Way Audio 287
- Surveillance Settings options 288
- Using post mode: 292
- Disabled: 292
- Send on Motion Detected: 293
- Surveillance clips 294
- Digital signatures 295
- Audio support 295
- Retrieve clips section 296
- Choose Date: Relative 296
- Choose Date: Range 296
- Filename 300
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