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Basic View: Monitoring Appliances
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Alerts that are currently active or that were previously resolved for the item that is selected from the Pods
drop box are displayed in a table on the Alerts panel. Alert-specific data for previously resolved alerts is
shown in italics. The following information is available for each previously resolved or currently active
alert condition:
– Time: The time at which the alert occurred. If the alert has since been resolved, a second time
stamp indicates the time at which the alert was resolved.
– Severity: The severity value of the alert. Potential severity values, from most severe to least
severe, are Failure (the most severe), Critical, Error, Warning, and Information.
– Sensor/Device: The device or sensor that is reporting the alert condition (or, if the alert has been
resolved, on which the alert condition previously occurred).
– Alert Type: A brief, general description of the alert condition.
– Description: A detailed description of the specific conditions that caused the alert to be reported.
To view detailed information about a selected alert, click on the description of the alert. The Alerts panel
will update to show an Alert Details view. This view provides additional details about the selected alert,
including the current value being reported by the sensor that reported the alert, the external sensor port to
which the sensor is connected, the alert profile name that applies to this alert, and the alert ID value. To
return to the Alerts view, click on the View Alerts link in the upper-right hand corner of the Alert Details
view.
In addition to the previously mentioned details, alert-specific data -- including graphs of the sensor values
and camera images if appropriate -- is preserved on the appliance to aid in evaluating the cause and
resolution of alert conditions as long as space is available on the appliance. If additional alert-specific
data is available it will appear on the Alert Details view as a series of links in an Available Captured Data
table. To view the captured data, simply click on the description of the data. To return to the Alert Details
view click the Return to Alert Details link in the upper right-hand corner of the Additional Captured Data
view.
Saving Picture Sequences to Your System
If you have installed the BotzWare Premium Software Module 2.4 and an alert includes a picture
sequence as part of the alert event, you can save the picture sequence to your system as a M-JPEG AVI or
as a digitally signed M-JPEG AVI file. M-JPEG AVI files are motion picture files that can be played
using standard media player software (such as Windows Media Player). Signed files provide proof that
the generated images have not been tampered with or altered in any way, and are therefore more likely to
be admissible as evidence in legal proceedings.
To save a picture sequence as an M-JPEG AVI or as a Signed M-JPEG AVI, select an alert from the Alerts
view, select the picture sequence from Available Captured Data list for the alert, and then click on either
Get M-JPEG AVI or Get Signed M-JPEG AVI.
For information on how to verify that signed AVI files have not been tampered with, see “Verifying
Signed M-JPEG AVI Files” on page 199.
Viewing Maps
The Map View, available for use only on appliances for which the BotzWare Premium Software Module
2.4 has been purchased, enables you to view user-created maps that show the location of your NetBotz
appliances, pods, and sensors. The alert state of all devices shown on the Map View are indicated with
simple color coding (red indicates that an alert state currently exists, while green indicates that no alert
state is currently being reported by the sensor or device). The BotzWare Premium Software Module is
available as part of NetBotz Extended Warranty Coverage. For more information, contact your NetBotz
authorized reseller or the NetBotz support team).
- Appliance 1
- 4 Pin Power Din 2
- Cleaning 3
- Contents 4
- Using Your Appliance v 6
- Using Your Appliance vii 8
- What’s New? 10
- BotzWare Version 2.3 Features 11
- BotzWare Version 2.2 Features 13
- BotzWare Version 2.1 Features 14
- About the Interfaces 16
- Appliance SSL Support 17
- About the Basic View 20
- Interface Navigation 21
- Viewing Graphs 23
- Viewing Alerts 23
- Viewing Camera Images 23
- Configuring Your Appliance 23
- Viewing Sensor Readings 26
- Viewing Maps 28
- Triggering Relay Outputs 30
- 22 Using Your Appliance 31
- Configuring the Appliance 32
- Configuring Sensor Pod 120s 32
- 24 Using Your Appliance 33
- Using Your Appliance 25 34
- 26 Using Your Appliance 35
- Using Your Appliance 27 36
- 28 Using Your Appliance 37
- About the Advanced View 38
- Adding Appliances 39
- The Sensor Data Pane 41
- The Action/Information Pane 42
- Advanced View Menus 43
- Editing Client Preferences 44
- General Preferences 45
- Network Preferences 46
- Pod and Alert Settings Tasks 46
- The Configuration View 48
- Appliance Settings Tasks 49
- The Camera View 53
- Image Zooming 54
- Recording Camera Images 54
- The Alerts View 57
- Using Your Appliance 49 58
- The Graphs View 61
- Using Your Appliance 53 62
- 54 Using Your Appliance 63
- 58 Using Your Appliance 67
- Alert Actions 68
- 60 Using Your Appliance 69
- Creating Alert Actions 70
- Alert Profile 71
- The Default Alert Profile 72
- Creating an Alert Profile 72
- Creating an Alert Sequence 73
- Using Your Appliance 65 74
- Camera Pods 75
- Settings 76
- Capture Settings 78
- Masking Settings 81
- The Mask Settings window 82
- The Motion Mask Tab 83
- The Block Out Mask Tab 83
- Visual Mode Settings 84
- Sensor Settings 85
- Device Crawlers 86
- 78 Using Your Appliance 87
- Item Description 88
- IPMI Devices 91
- Using Your Appliance 83 92
- Using Your Appliance 85 94
- Output Control 95
- Output Control Label Settings 96
- Relay/Sensor Settings 99
- Relay Threshold Settings 100
- Periodic Reports 101
- Field Description 102
- FTP reports. The settings 104
- Sensor Pods 106
- 98 Using Your Appliance 107
- External Ports 108
- 100 Using Your Appliance 109
- Wireless Sensor Discovery 113
- The Backup task 114
- Custom Audio Clips 116
- E-mail Server 117
- External Storage 119
- Using a Windows Share 120
- Using an NFS Mount 121
- IP Filter 122
- License Keys 123
- Location 124
- The Log task 125
- Field Description 126
- Network Interfaces 127
- Wireless Network Interface 129
- PPP/Modem 131
- 126 Using Your Appliance 135
- Using SIM Security 136
- Upgrading Over PPP 136
- Pod Sharing 139
- Using Your Appliance 131 140
- Serial Devices 142
- Upgrade 146
- Privilege Set Description 147
- The Users task 148
- Web Server 149
- Analog Sensor Thresholds 150
- State Sensor Thresholds 150
- Defining Analog Thresholds 150
- Maximum Value Threshold 151
- Minimum Value Threshold 152
- 144 Using Your Appliance 153
- Range Threshold 154
- 146 Using Your Appliance 155
- Using Your Appliance 147 156
- 148 Using Your Appliance 157
- Using Your Appliance 149 158
- Rate of Decrease Threshold 159
- Using Your Appliance 151 160
- Rate of Increase Threshold 161
- Using Your Appliance 153 162
- Defining State Thresholds 163
- Using Your Appliance 155 164
- 156 Using Your Appliance 165
- State Mismatch Threshold 166
- 158 Using Your Appliance 167
- Using Your Appliance 159 168
- 160 Using Your Appliance 169
- Using Your Appliance 161 170
- 162 Using Your Appliance 171
- Using Your Appliance 163 172
- 164 Using Your Appliance 173
- Example Target URLs 174
- 166 Using Your Appliance 175
- Using Your Appliance 167 176
- 168 Using Your Appliance 177
- Using Your Appliance 169 178
- 170 Using Your Appliance 179
- Using Your Appliance 171 180
- 172 Using Your Appliance 181
- Using Your Appliance 173 182
- 174 Using Your Appliance 183
- Using Your Appliance 175 184
- 176 Using Your Appliance 185
- OID-Specific Monitoring 186
- Downloading DDFs 187
- The Advanced Data Sensor Set 188
- The Supplemental OIDs View 188
- 180 Using Your Appliance 189
- Additional Features 190
- 182 Using Your Appliance 191
- The RAE Systems Devices Tab 192
- The Remote RAE Server Tab 193
- BotzWare Macros 196
- Location Macros 197
- Alert Macros 198
- Macro Definition Example 199
- Solutions 202
- 194 Using Your Appliance 203
- Using Your Appliance 195 204
- 196 Using Your Appliance 205
- Camera Usage Considerations 206
- Output Examples 208
- 200 Using Your Appliance 209
- PN: 01978D05 210
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