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24 MDS NETview MS™ User’s Guide MDS 05-2973A01, Rev. C

Viewing Alarms on Network Maps

One of the most common tasks performed with the program is simply

viewing a network map for alarm indications. This section explains how

to detect, interpret and investigate alarms reported by the program.

In addition to viewing alarms, Netview allows you to view Event infor-

mation (SNMP traps) via the

Tools>>Get Event Log menu, or by launching

the TrapTracker viewer program accessible from the

Traps menu. Event

information is displayed in a plain language format and does not require

any knowledge of the “raw” SNMP codes issued by the radio or device.

For more information, refer to Viewing Event Logs on Page 26.

NOTE: Old alarms are not retained when a new NETview client is

launched on another PC. Rather, the current state of the

network is displayed. Each time you log on or change to a new

map view, the program checks to see whether the nodes in the

current map are responding. Unresponsive nodes are flagged

with a critical alarm. This provides an instant view of network

status when logging in.

Table 5. NETview Program Functions

Program Task or Function Refer to...

Network/Node Checks

and Operations

View alarms on Network Maps Page 24

View Event Logs Page 26

Poll a selected node/device for IP and SNMP connectivity Page 27

Enable “Is Alive” Polling (periodic connectivity check) Page 28

Open a Telnet session with a device Page 30

Open a web server session with a device Page 31

View Performance Statistics (Radio & Interface) Page 32

Download new firmware to a radio Page 37

Upload/Download configuration files to a radio Page 39

Managing Traps Page 47

Check the status of transparent radios connected to an

MDS gateNET proxy

Page 36

Program Settings

& Configuration

Changing your password Page 40

Loading maps, defining default map, creating new maps Page 41

Set viewing options Page 43

Right-click features Page 44

Modifying double-click action Page 47

Managing Traps Page 47

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