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• Outgoing Non-Unicast Packets: Analog sensor that reports the number of non-unicast packets sent
by the interface.
• Outgoing Octets: Analog sensor that reports the number of outgoing octets sent by the interface.
• Outgoing Unicast Packets: Analog sensor that reports the number of outgoing unicast packets sent
by the interface.
OID-Specific Monitoring
Device Crawlers provides two methods by which you can monitor individual OIDs on your SNMP
targets:
• Selecting OIDs surfaced using Device Definition Files
• Manually adding individual supplemental OIDs
Device Description Files (provided and periodically updated by APC) make it quick and easy to monitor
the environmental and physical data reported by some supported SNMP devices. Identifying and
monitoring a device’s individual OIDs can be a painstaking process. MIBs can contain thousands of
individual OIDs, and most of these are of little or no interest or use for monitoring purposes. Device
Description Files make it simple to monitor the environmental and physical data reported on supported
devices by automatically surfacing the OIDs that report data that is pertinent to environmental
monitoring, making the process of monitoring the condition of these devices far simpler.
If you want to monitor the values reported by OIDs on SNMP targets for which Device Definition Files is
not available, Device Crawlers also enables you to manually add supplemental OID data which can then
be monitored.
Enhanced Environmental Monitoring
Device Crawlers provides access to the environmental monitoring data that is stored in the MIBs of your
SNMP targets. This is accomplished in two ways:
• Using Device Definition Files to quickly and easily surface environmental monitoring-oriented
OIDs on supported SNMP targets. Any information surfaced using a DDF will appear as a sensor
set named Advanced Details.
• Enabling monitoring of any user-specified and defined supplemental OIDs on an SNMP target
Enhanced Alert Notification
In addition to enhancing your ability to gather SNMP-based data from your SNMP targets, Device
Crawlers enables you to generate alert notifications when monitored OID values change. Using both the
Device Definition Files and the Supplemental OID functionality, you can extend your environmental
monitoring and notification abilities to include environmental conditions in and around all of your SNMP
targets as well as those around your devices.
Using the Device Crawlers Task
Instructions for using the Device Crawlers task follow.
The SNMP Targets View
To define a new SNMP target (or modify a previously defined SNMP target) for use with Device
Crawlers:
1. Launch the Device Crawlers task. In addition to the IP address/hostname and status of each selected
device, the Device Crawlers task's device selection window also includes one task-specific
information column: Target Count, which displays the total number of SNMP targets that have been
- User’s Reference 1
- Contents 4
- Introduction 12
- About the Installer CD 14
- Installing on a Linux System 15
- Installation Instructions 20
- Before You Begin 20
- RapidRails Rack Kit Contents 21
- Installation Tasks 22
- Replacing the Rack Doors 28
- Getting Started 30
- The Group Navigation Pane 32
- The Device Selection Pane 32
- The Action/Information Pane 33
- Predefined Groups 34
- Discovering Your Devices 36
- Creating Device Groups 37
- Creating User Accounts 39
- Interface Navigation 46
- Predefined Device Groups 48
- Map View 48
- Table View 52
- Alert View 53
- Graph/Report View 55
- Mass Configuration View 57
- About Deleting Devices 57
- Using Filters 58
- Configuring Color Preferences 63
- Messages 68
- Server Administration 68
- Server Control 69
- Server Messages 69
- Server Administration Tasks 72
- Server Backup 73
- Server Restore 74
- The Monitor Settings Pane 77
- Device Group Administration 78
- Discovery Settings 81
- Running Discovery Processes 84
- DHCP LAN Discovery 84
- Disk Array Management 85
- Export Administration 85
- Install/Upgrade Management 88
- Look and Feel 89
- Management Device Job Control 89
- Using the Job Status Pane 90
- Using the Job Settings Pane 90
- Server Settings 93
- Network Settings 94
- E-mail Settings 95
- Log Settings 97
- Time Settings 98
- Server Access 99
- SOCKS Proxy Pane 100
- Server Security 101
- Storage Repositories 102
- The Storage Settings Pane 103
- The Repositories Pane 104
- Surveillance Administration 105
- User/Group Administration 105
- Field Description 106
- Creating and Editing Groups 108
- Adding New Devices 110
- Settings 112
- Alert Actions 114
- Creating Alert Actions 115
- Alert Profile 116
- Creating an Alert Sequence 117
- Creating an Alert Profile 118
- Periodic Reports 119
- Field Description 122
- FTP reports. The settings 126
- State Sensors and Thresholds 132
- Defining Numeric Thresholds 132
- Minimum Value Threshold 134
- Range Threshold 136
- Rate of Decrease Threshold 143
- Rate of Increase Threshold 146
- Defining State Thresholds 148
- State Mismatch Threshold 152
- Configuring Offline Devices 158
- About Information 158
- Monitored Device Settings 159
- Camera Configuration 160
- Control Description 161
- Camera Masking 164
- The Block Out Mask Tab 165
- Custom Audio Clips 167
- Device Crawlers 168
- OID-Specific Monitoring 170
- Enhanced Alert Notification 170
- The Supplemental OIDs Pane 175
- Device Scanner 176
- E-mail Server 182
- External Ports 184
- External Storage 188
- Using a Windows Share 189
- Using an NFS Mount 190
- Remote hostname/IP 190
- Remote share name 190
- IP Filter 191
- IPMI Devices 192
- License Keys 194
- Location 195
- Network Interfaces 199
- Network Interface window: 200
- Pod Sharing 204
- Remote Devices list 205
- PPP/Modem 206
- Using SIM Security 209
- Upgrading Devices Over PPP 209
- Root Password 212
- Serial Devices 213
- Upgrade 218
- Privilege Set Description 219
- View Device Logs 220
- Web Server 220
- Example Target URLs 229
- BotzWare macros 231
- Using the Map View 246
- Editing Map Settings 249
- Using Sensor Imaging 250
- Map Sharing 251
- Using the Table View 252
- Using the Alert View 254
- ) button 255
- Using the Graph/Report View 256
- Surveillance View 262
- Enabling Surveillance 264
- About the Surveillance View 268
- Two-Way Audio Functionality 269
- Using the Clip View Pane 270
- Generating Clips 271
- Tagging Clips 272
- Disabled 277
- Send Continuous During Alerts 277
- Send on Motion Detected 278
- BotzWare Macros 280
- Macro Definition Example 281
- Alert Macros 282
- Troubleshooting 284
- Macro Example String 285
- Example Session 287
- Basic Network Troubleshooting 289
- Warranty and Service 290
- Life-Support Policy 292
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