APC NBRK0320E Datasheet

Using Your ApplianceBotzWare 2.5Edition®

Using Your Appliance 1What’s New?Users who are familiar with the core features delivered in BotzWare version 2.0 can use this version history to quick

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 91account to the Authorized Accounts selection list. To remove a previously authorized

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts92 Using Your AppliancePeriodic ReportsUse the Periodic Reports task to configure your appliance to generate

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 93Edit.2. The Edit Periodic E-mail Report window opens. This window contains the follow

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts94 Using Your Appliancec. When you have finished creating your Advanced Schedule, click OK to save the sched

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 95This window features Primary and Backup tabs, each of which has the same fields avail

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts96 Using Your ApplianceThis window features Primary and Backup tabs, each of which has the same fields avail

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 97c. When you have finished creating your Advanced Schedule, click OK to save the sched

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts98 Using Your ApplianceSensorsAfter you have selected a device from the Sensor Pods window and clicked Senso

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 99To configure a threshold, select the sensor for which you will create a threshold fro

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts100 Using Your ApplianceDefining Custom Dry Contact or Analog SensorsIf the predefined output dry contact or

What’s New?2 Using Your Applianceintegrated with or connected to NetBotz 320, 420 or 500s in your network. Once a pod has been shared with the NetBotz

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 101This window features the following fields and controls:b. Type in the appropriate va

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts102 Using Your Appliancea. After you select Dry Contact and click OK, the Add Dry Contact Sensor window open

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 103b. Type in the appropriate values for the dry contact sensor hardware.c. When you ha

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts104 Using Your ApplianceWireless Sensor DiscoveryUse the Wireless Sensor Discovery task to specify the disco

Using Your Appliance 105Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesThe tasks available from the Appliance Settings portion of the Configuration panel enable

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances106 Using Your ApplianceClockUse the Clock task to view or change the date and time that are configured on the ap

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 107Custom Audio ClipsUse the Custom Audio Clips task to upload custom audio clips (in WAV or

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances108 Using Your ApplianceTo change the NetBotz appliance DNS settings, type the new values in the appropriate fiel

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 109All settings except the From Address field are available for both a Primary e-mail server

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances110 Using Your ApplianceExternal StorageUse the External Storage task to configure your appliance to store data o

What’s New?Using Your Appliance 3BotzWare Version 2.2.2 FeaturesIn addition to additional hardware support and performance improvements, BotzWare 2.2.

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 111you purchased the Extended Storage System and the USB drive has been connected to the app

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances112 Using Your ApplianceTo configure your appliance you use network attached storage for extended storage purpose

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 113To configure your appliance you use network attached storage for extended storage purpose

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances114 Using Your ApplianceTo specify IP Filter criteria, click Add and then specify an IP that will be permitted ac

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 115LocationUse the Location task to configure additional sensor-specific location informatio

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances116 Using Your ApplianceTo change the Location settings, select the appliance, pod, or sensor for which you wish

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 117The log level values are:• 1 - Emergency•2 - Alert• 3 - Critical• 4 - Error• 5 - Warning•

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances118 Using Your ApplianceNetwork InterfacesUse the Network Interface task to view or change the NetBotz appliance

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 119When you are finished editing the network interface settings, click OK to save any change

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances120 Using Your ApplianceWireless Network InterfaceIf you are editing a wireless network interface configuration,

What’s New?4 Using Your Applianceencoded to enable those that can't easily handle “multi-part/form-data” encoded POSTS to get the XML for the ale

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 121The following status information can be observed in the Wireless Status tab of the Edit N

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances122 Using Your AppliancePPP/ModemUse the PPP/Modem task to configure your appliance to establish a Point-to-Point

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 123Country (if supported by modem) Some modems support country-specific communications param

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances124 Using Your ApplianceThe following controls appear in the Advanced pane:The following controls and data appear

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 125To change the PPP dial-out/dial-in settings, use the controls to specify the desired sett

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances126 Using Your ApplianceWhen monitoring or managing an appliance that is connected to your network using only a P

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 127Using SIM SecurityIf you will be using the Advanced SIM PIN features, be sure to enter th

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances128 Using Your ApplianceProxyUse the Proxy task to provide the necessary settings to allow the appliance to utili

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 129RegionUse the Region task to specify the region in which the appliance is being used and

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances130 Using Your AppliancePod SharingUse the Pod Sharing task to configure your NetBotz 500 series appliance to hos

What’s New?Using Your Appliance 5supported appliances. Designed as a “building block” system, the MultiRAE can be configured from a simple, inexpensiv

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 131Some settings (such as camera capture settings) can be set directly from the NetBotz 500

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances132 Using Your Appliancecontains the following fields:3. Type in all required values and then click OK to add the

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 133To use the Restore task: 1. Start the task by double-clicking on the Restore icon. 2. Typ

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances134 Using Your ApplianceThe SMS Configuration task consists of Basic, Advanced, and Status panes. The following c

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 135The Status pane enables you to check the current level and quality of the SMS signal. To

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances136 Using Your ApplianceTo start this task, double-click on the SNMP icon to open the SNMP Settings window. This

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 137Upgrade Use the Upgrade task to check the BotzWare version installed on your appliance or

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances138 Using Your ApplianceSensor Gives user access to only the Navigation, Sensor Data and selected portions of th

Advanced View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 139By default, your appliance comes pre-configured with two User accounts: • Guest: Availabl

Advanced View: Configuring Appliances140 Using Your ApplianceWeb ServerUse the Web Server task to view or change the IP ports through which the applia

What’s New?6 Using Your Applianceon all appliances), directly to a USB port, or through a number of supported USB-to-Serial adapter cables. For more i

Using Your Appliance 141Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsThe sensors used by the appliance fall into two categories: Analog sensors and state sensors

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds142 Using Your ApplianceMaximum Value ThresholdA maximum value threshold is defined by specifying a maximum acceptab

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 143b.By default, all time periods in the schedule are set to Enabled. To disable the threshold

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds144 Using Your Applianceb. Check the Enabled check box to enable the threshold. If this check box is not checked, th

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 145However, if you have created additional Alert Profiles you can specify that a threshold use

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds146 Using Your Appliancewhere sms_device_address is the telephone number or e-mail address associated with the SMS-e

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 147Above Value for Time ThresholdAn above value for time threshold is defined by specifying a m

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds148 Using Your Appliancereturned to normal. Default value is 0 (state returns to normal immediately after the measur

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 149Thresholds selection list.4. Click Add... to open the Select Threshold window. Select Below

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds150 Using Your Appliancec.When you have finished creating your Advanced Threshold, click OK to save the schedule and

Using Your Appliance 7About the InterfacesNetBotz appliances support two interfaces for the purposes of monitoring sensor data, viewing camera images,

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 151more than the Maximum Decrease value in a period of time that is equal to or less than the T

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds152 Using Your ApplianceHowever, if you have created additional Alert Profiles you can specify that a threshold use

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 153If you’ve installed an SMS-capable modem you can deliver alert notification to SMS-enabled d

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds154 Using Your Applianceyour appliance. To include images from one or more connected Camera Pod 120s, check the chec

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 155the Advanced tab in the Thresholds pane:– Specify a Return To Normal Delay value. Use the co

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds156 Using Your Applianceicon.2. Click Sensors... to open the Sensor Configuration window.3. Select from the Sensors

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 157period of time, highlight the period of time by clicking-and-dragging over the desired time

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds158 Using Your Appliancec. Add to the Threshold-Specific Addresses list the e-mail addresses of any personnel to who

Advanced View: Defining ThresholdsUsing Your Appliance 159your appliance. To include images from one or more connected Camera Pod 120s, check the chec

Advanced View: Defining Thresholds160 Using Your Appliancewhere sms_device_address is the telephone number or e-mail address associated with the SMS-e

About the Interfaces8 Using Your ApplianceAdvanced View System RequirementsTo run the Advanced View application, your system must meet these system re

Using Your Appliance 161Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsThe information that must be provided for an Alert Action depends on which alert notifica

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions162 Using Your Appliancec. When you have finished creating your Advanced Schedule, click OK to save the schedule

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 163period of time, highlight the period of time by clicking-and-dragging over the desired ti

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions164 Using Your Appliancewhen the alert condition no longer exists. 11. Click OK to save this Alert Action. Crea

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 165delivering the custom HTTP GET command to an alternate web host. This backup URL would be

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions166 Using Your Appliancea. Click Advanced Scheduling... The Advanced Scheduling window opens.b. By default, all

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 167click OK to open the Add Alert Action window.4. Type in the Alert Action Name field a nam

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions168 Using Your Applianceextension. Pictures from alerts will be stored in files with this name, followed by the “

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 169Scheduling:a. Click Advanced Scheduling... The Advanced Scheduling window opens.b. By de

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions170 Using Your ApplianceCreating a Send HTTP Post Alert ActionIf you are creating an Alert Action that will use t

About the InterfacesUsing Your Appliance 9The SSL certificate that is needed for SSL communications is self-generated by the appliance (“self-signed”)

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 171If desired, click the Advanced tab and fill type the appropriate information in the follo

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions172 Using Your Appliancee-mail recipients. 9. Type in the Message Subject field the text that will be used for th

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 173desired time range, and then click Disable. To enable the Alert Action for a currently di

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions174 Using Your Appliancenotification will be sent.8. Type in the Message field the text that will be used for the

Advanced View: Creating Alert ActionsUsing Your Appliance 175normal state.10. Click OK to save this Alert Action.

Advanced View: Creating Alert Actions176 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 177Add-Ons: Advanced Device CrawlersAdvanced Device Crawlers is a license key-enabled enhancement to Device Crawlers that greatly

Add-Ons: Advanced Device Crawlers178 Using Your Applianceyou should see Advanced Device Crawlers listed in the list of available applications.2. Selec

Add-Ons: Advanced Device CrawlersUsing Your Appliance 179one or more DDFs that you want to install and use with Advanced Device Crawlers and then clic

Add-Ons: Advanced Device Crawlers180 Using Your Appliance

About the Interfaces10 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 181Add-Ons: RAE Systems Sensors OptionRAE Systems Sensors Option is a license key-enabled BotzWare enhancement that enables you t

Add-Ons: RAE Systems Sensors Option182 Using Your ApplianceTo add your RAE Systems Sensors Option license key to your appliance:1. Use the Advanced Vi

Add-Ons: RAE Systems Sensors OptionUsing Your Appliance 183The RAE Systems task is used to:• Configure communications settings for use with any RAE Sy

Add-Ons: RAE Systems Sensors Option184 Using Your ApplianceThe following controls are available from the RAE Systems Devices tab of the RAE Systems ta

Add-Ons: RAE Systems Sensors OptionUsing Your Appliance 185Use the settings available in the RAE Remote Server tab to enable or disable the RAE Remote

Add-Ons: RAE Systems Sensors Option186 Using Your ApplianceTo change the Remote RAE Server settings, use the controls to specify the desired values in

Using Your Appliance 187BotzWare MacrosThis appendix defines the various macros supported by BotzWare.Appliance Macros The following macros are suppor

BotzWare Macros188 Using Your ApplianceLocation Macros The following macros are supported for use in the settings for attributes that support Location

BotzWare MacrosUsing Your Appliance 189Alert Macros Alert macros are used to access attributes particular to the alert being processed at the time the

BotzWare Macros190 Using Your Appliance${ALERTSEV} The severity value reported by the sensor that is generating the alert (such as ERR, WARN, INFO). I

Using Your Appliance iPrefaceCopyright© Copyright NetBotz Inc. 2000 - 2005TrademarksBotzWare, NetBotz, and the NetBotz symbol are registered trademark

Using Your Appliance 11About the Basic ViewThe Basic View is an HTML-based interface that enables you to view data about all objects that are currentl

BotzWare MacrosUsing Your Appliance 191${RESOLVEUSERID} The user ID that is responsible for manually resolving an alert (when this option applies).joe

BotzWare Macros192 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 193Overloaded Appliances: Symptoms & SolutionsLike any computing device, your appliance has limited resources available at an

Overloaded Appliances: Symptoms & Solutions194 Using Your Appliancescanning all MIB2 interfaces on these devices can cause significant delays on D

Overloaded Appliances: Symptoms & SolutionsUsing Your Appliance 195important that you verify that the appliance is configured to generate alert st

Overloaded Appliances: Symptoms & Solutions196 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 197Camera Usage ConsiderationsDepending on image resolution and frame rate settings, Camera Pod 120s can consume significant netw

Camera Usage Considerations198 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 199Verifying Signed M-JPEG AVI FilesNetBotz has included a simple command line utility that enables you to verify that digitally

Verifying Signed M-JPEG AVI Files200 Using Your Appliance

About the Basic View12 Using Your ApplianceBasic View Panes Accessible by Privilege SetThe Basic View panes that are accessible, depending on the priv

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About the Basic ViewUsing Your Appliance 13Crawlers. Alerts that have occurred in the past 24 hours, but which have been resolved, can be shown as wel

About the Basic View14 Using Your ApplianceUsing the Simplified Basic ViewDue to the limited screen space and resolution available on PDAs, you will n

About the Basic ViewUsing Your Appliance 15Select Back to return to the Sensor Data view from the Setup view.

About the Basic View16 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 17Basic View: Monitoring AppliancesThe Basic View is primarily designed to provide you with a simple-to-use appliance monitoring

Basic View: Monitoring Appliances18 Using Your ApplianceViewing Camera ImagesTo view images being captured by any integrated camera or Camera Pod 120s

Basic View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 19Alerts that are currently active or that were previously resolved for the item that is selecte

Basic View: Monitoring Appliances20 Using Your ApplianceTo view a map using the Basic View, select the Maps tab in the Action/Information pane. The fi

Prefaceii Using Your ApplianceVCCICleaningUse only a dry cloth to clean the appliance. To clean your appliance, gently wipe the surface of the applian

Basic View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 21currently selected sensor Set (if applicable) will be listed in the Sensors drop box.5. Select

Basic View: Monitoring Appliances22 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 23Basic View: Configuring AppliancesThe Basic View is designed primarily for viewing the sensor data, camera images, and alert co

Basic View: Configuring Appliances24 Using Your ApplianceTo specify a label for the Sensor Pod 120, select the Sensor Pod 120 from the Pods drop box i

Basic View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 25Configuring Output Relay Pod 120sThe only configuration tasks that can be performed on a Outp

Basic View: Configuring Appliances26 Using Your ApplianceControl Pod model (110, 115, 230, or 235) that is connected to that port. 4. Click Update to

Basic View: Configuring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 27To test the device’s power-on behavior, simply plug it directly into a standard power outlet.

Basic View: Configuring Appliances28 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 29About the Advanced ViewThe Advanced View is a stand-alone Java application that enables you to monitor and configure your appli

About the Advanced View30 Using Your ApplianceAdding AppliancesBefore you can use the Advanced View to manage an appliance you must first add the appl

ContentsUsing Your Appliance iiiPreface...iWhat’s New? ...

About the Advanced ViewUsing Your Appliance 31Advanced View Panes Accessible by Privilege SetThe Advanced View panes that are accessible, depending on

About the Advanced View32 Using Your ApplianceUsing FoldersIf desired, you can create folders in the Navigation Pane. Folders enable you to create vir

About the Advanced ViewUsing Your Appliance 33If the selected item features a large number of sensors, the sensors may also be divided into sensor set

About the Advanced View34 Using Your ApplianceAdvanced View MenusThe Advanced View features the following pull-down menus, located at the top of the i

About the Advanced ViewUsing Your Appliance 35data to the specified NetBotz Central appliance.4. Specify the NetBotz Central IP Address/Hostname. This

About the Advanced View36 Using Your ApplianceWhen you are finished specifying client Appearance preferences, click OK to save your settings and close

About the Advanced ViewUsing Your Appliance 37Network PreferencesTo edit your client’s General settings, open the Client Preferences interface and the

About the Advanced View38 Using Your Applianceoperational difficulties are noted on a monitored target the appliance can generate an alert notificatio

About the Advanced ViewUsing Your Appliance 39For detailed descriptions of all of the configuration tasks available from the Pod/Sensors Settings port

About the Advanced View40 Using Your ApplianceAppliance Settings TasksThe tasks available from the Appliance Settings portion of the panel enable you

iv Using Your ApplianceBasic View: Configuring Appliances ...23Configuring the Appliance ...

About the Advanced ViewUsing Your Appliance 41appliance and you have used the Serial Devices task to specify the modem that is associated with the app

About the Advanced View42 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 43Advanced View: Monitoring AppliancesThe Advanced View enables you to easily view sensor readings, view camera images, graph col

Advanced View: Monitoring Appliances44 Using Your ApplianceThe Camera View.You can also use the Camera View panel controls to specify the mode and dim

Advanced View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 45Image ZoomingYou can use the Advanced View to select and zoom in on an area of the camera i

Advanced View: Monitoring Appliances46 Using Your ApplianceFrom this window you can configure the following camera image recording settings: Field Des

Advanced View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 47Viewing AlertsTo view alert conditions that are presently being reported by your appliance

Advanced View: Monitoring Appliances48 Using Your Applianceavailable on the appliance is configured using the Advanced View.The Alerts View.Alerts tha

Advanced View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 49In addition to the previously mentioned details, alert-specific data — including graphs of

Advanced View: Monitoring Appliances50 Using Your ApplianceViewing MapsThe Map View, available for use only on appliances for which the BotzWare Premi

Using Your Appliance vAdvanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts... 59Alert Actions ...

Advanced View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 51To view sensor readings for any device displayed in the Map view, simply select the device

Advanced View: Monitoring Appliances52 Using Your Appliancethe external sensor that you wish to view is connected. – Camera Pod 120s and CCTV Adapter

Advanced View: Monitoring AppliancesUsing Your Appliance 53be updated. By default, all data available from the past 60 minutes will be graphed (defaul

Advanced View: Monitoring Appliances54 Using Your Appliance

Using Your Appliance 55Advanced View: Configuring the Appliance The Configuration panel is divided into two areas: Pod/Sensors Settings, and Appliance

Advanced View: Configuring the Appliance56 Using Your Applianceavailable only if one or more Output Relay Pod 120s or Power Control Pods are connected

Advanced View: Configuring the ApplianceUsing Your Appliance 57Appliance Settings TasksThe tasks available from the Appliance Settings portion of the

Advanced View: Configuring the Appliance58 Using Your Applianceconnected pods on a NetBotz 320, 420, or 500. Pod Sharing enables you to use a single N

Using Your Appliance 59Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts The tasks available from the Pod/Sensors Settings portion of the Configuration panel

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts60 Using Your ApplianceAvailable Alert Notification MethodsAn Alert Action consists of a single alert notifi

vi Using Your ApplianceConfiguring DNS Settings... 107Configuring Dynam

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 61in which data files will be stored and the base filename that will be used for FTP da

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts62 Using Your ApplianceOnce you have saved your Alert Action it will appear in the list of defined Alert Act

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 63The Default Alert ProfileYour appliance comes pre-configured with a Default Alert Pro

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts64 Using Your ApplianceCreating an Alert SequenceTo create a new Alert Sequence (or modify a previously crea

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 65Maximum Camera Pictures and Include a Graph with the Alert settings for the individua

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts66 Using Your Appliance Camera PodsUse the Camera Pods task to configure any integrated cameras and Camera P

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 67SettingsAfter you have selected a camera from the Camera Pods window and clicked Sett

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts68 Using Your ApplianceTo configure the camera settings, type in the Pod Label and Camera Label fields the l

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 69Capture SettingsAfter you have selected a camera from the Camera Pods window and clic

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts70 Using Your ApplianceColor Balance / Type of Lighting / Red Balance / Blue BalanceUse this control to spec

Using Your Appliance viiAlert State Threshold ... 154Alert State

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 71Post-Alert Capture Time Specifies the total number of seconds after the alert trigger

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts72 Using Your ApplianceThe Camera Capture Settings window.Type the new values in the appropriate fields. To

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 73Camera-based motion sensing is accomplished by comparing concurrent image captures, d

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts74 Using Your ApplianceThe Motion Mask TabThe following controls are available on the Motion Mask tab:Use th

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 75To mask a portion of the image, click and drag in the image to draw a box around the

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts76 Using Your ApplianceSensor SettingsAfter you have selected a camera from the Camera Pods window and click

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 77Click OK to save your new threshold settings. Click Cancel to close the Edit Threshol

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts78 Using Your ApplianceIn addition, Device Crawlers will also gather and present the following information a

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 79Adding, Editing, and Removing SNMP TargetsTo add an SNMP target to the list of device

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts80 Using Your Appliance4. Type the appropriate values in the fields, and then click OK to save the settings

viii Using Your ApplianceBotzWare Macros...187Appliance Macros ...

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 81Type the appropriate values in the fields, and then click OK to save the global SNMP

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts82 Using Your ApplianceTo configure a threshold, select the sensor for which you will create a threshold fro

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 83As you add IPMI-enabled devices, each device appears in the Navigation pane of both t

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts84 Using Your Appliancethe appropriate values in the fields, and then click OK to save the settings for this

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 85To configure a threshold, select the sensor for which you will create a threshold fro

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts86 Using Your ApplianceOutput ControlUse the Output Control task to configure any output control devices (su

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 87Output Control Label SettingsAfter you have selected a device from the Output Control

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts88 Using Your ApplianceDefining Custom Output Action TypesIf the predefined output action types do not meet

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and AlertsUsing Your Appliance 89a. Type in or select the appropriate values for the Button Relay action.b. When you h

Advanced View: Configuring Pods and Alerts90 Using Your Appliancec. Type in or select the appropriate values for the Switch Relay action.d. When you h