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119NetBotz Appliance User’s Guide
HTTP Post/FTP Data Delivery Parameters
Common Parameter Definitions
HTTP posts and FTP data files generated by NetBotz devices include a common set of parameters.
These parameters identify the specific device generating the alert or sensor notification. The common
parameter definitions include:
Parameter Name Parameter Definition
BOTZSERIAL The serial number of the NetBotz device (i.e.
00:02:DF:00:00:1C)
BOTZIP The IP address of the NetBotz device, in dotted decimal format
(i.e. 192.168.1.233)
BOTZHOSTNAME The fully qualified hostname of the NetBotz device (if
configured) (i.e. botz.netbotz.com). Values can be up to 64
characters.
BOTZLOCATION The value of the location field configured for the NetBotz
device (i.e. Rack 7, Slot 21). Values can be up to 64 characters.
BOTZMODEL The model of NetBotz device sending the alert or sensor
notification. Currently defined values: NBRK0550,
NBRK0450, NBWL0455, and NBWL0355. Future values will
be restricted to 16 characters.
BOTZTIME The current UTC time on the NetBotz device (number of
seconds since 12:00am GMT 1/1/1970), represented as a
decimal number (i.e. 9812384523)
BOTZSTARTTIME The UTC time on the NetBotz device when the device was last
restarted.
BOTZLOC_ENCLOSUREID Enclosure ID of enclosure containing the NetBotz device, if
any.
BOTZLOC_ENCLOSURERELLOC Relative location of NetBotz device within enclosure. This is
intended to be one of a well defined set of common locations,
as defined below:
• ABOVE – on top of exterior of the enclosure
• BELOW – below the bottom of the enclosure
• CENTERINTERIOR – middle third of the interior of the
enclosure
• TOPINTERIOR – top third of the interior of the enclosure
• BOTTOMINTERIOR – bottom third of the interior of the
enclosure
• LEFTPOWER – left side power rail for enclosure
• RIGHTPOWER – right side power rail for enclosure
• AIRINTAKE – at the air intake for the enclosure
• AIREXHAUST – at the air exhaust for the enclosure
• FRONTDOOR – at the front door of the enclosure
• BACKDOOR – at the back door of the enclosure
• ATUPS – at the UPS for the enclosure
• ATCOOLING – at the cooling system for the enclosure
• ATPDU – at the power distribution unit for the enclosure
- Appliance 1
- User’s Guide 1
- Contents 2
- Capabilities 8
- Introduction 9
- SSL Support 10
- Basic View: Getting Started 11
- Accessing Basic View 12
- Choosing a Language 12
- Interface Navigation 13
- Basic View: Monitoring Your 16
- Environment 16
- Viewing alerts 17
- Viewing maps 18
- Viewing graphs 18
- Generating relay outputs 18
- Basic View: Setup 19
- System Requirements 21
- Software Installation 21
- Adding Appliances 22
- Sensor Data Pane 25
- Action/Information Pane 25
- Advanced View Menus 26
- Using View Post-only Mode 27
- Editing Preferences 28
- Standard camera controls 30
- Pelco PTZ camera controls 31
- Recording Camera Images 32
- Viewing Alerts 32
- Viewing Maps 33
- Viewing Graphs 34
- Alert Action 35
- Creating alert actions 36
- Alert Profile 37
- Creating an alert profile 38
- Creating an alert sequence 38
- Camera Pods 40
- Field Description 41
- Capture settings 43
- Mask settings 46
- Visual mode settings 48
- Sensor configuration 49
- Threshold configuration 49
- Scanned Devices 50
- Item Description 52
- Supplemental OIDs view 53
- Sensor settings 54
- IPMI Devices 55
- Output Control 57
- Action Description 58
- 3. Click OK 59
- Periodic Reports 63
- Sensor Pods 68
- External ports 70
- Creating and Editing Maps 74
- Deleting a Pod 74
- Custom Audio Clips 76
- Configuring DNS settings 77
- E-mail Server 78
- External Storage 78
- Using a Windows share 80
- Using an NFS mount 81
- IP Filter 82
- License Keys 82
- Location 83
- Network Interfaces 83
- PPP/Modem 85
- Using SIM security 88
- Upgrading over PPP 88
- Pod Sharing 89
- Serial Devices 94
- Sets are as follows: 99
- Web Server 101
- Defining Analog Thresholds 102
- Defining State Thresholds 104
- Advanced Threshold Settings 105
- BotzWare Macros 122
- Macro Definition Example 123
- Alert Macros 124
- Common Parameter Definitions 126
- Example Data From HTTP Posts 135
- Periodic sensor data post 140
- Overloaded Appliances: 146
- Symptoms and Solutions 146
- Solutions 147
- Camera Usage Considerations 149
- Output Examples 150
- Radio Frequency Interference 151
- *990-3288A* 152
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