User Guide: Vista Manager SNMP Plug-in version 2.8.1

Device Tree View

Screen Reference > Network Tree > Device Tree View

Tree View
Status Icons
Node Attributes
Network Attributes
Subnet Attributes
Device Attributes
Port Attributes
Stack Attributes
Chassis Attributes
Slot Attributes

"Device Tree View" shows the monitored network components hierarchically.


Tree View

SNMP Plug-in classifies the network elements to monitor into the following categories. They are collectively referred to as "Node". As the SNMP Plug-in monitor the network per node, you can track the network status for each subnet or port as well as for each device. You can perform operations such as reviewing information per node.
Note
"Node" in the SNMP Plug-in's context has nothing to do with the Node for an "AMF Node".


Table 1: Tree View
Item Name Description
"Gear" icon

 Clicking "Gear" icon shows the operation submenu for a node (Network or Subnet) selected on the Tree View.
Possible operations are as follows.
  • Network:
    Add a subnet under the network.

  • Subnet:
    Add a device under the subnet.
Network Tree Shows the monitored node hierarchically.
Node
 Represents a network element.
Each node comprises of one or two icon(s) and a node name.
  • Status Icon:
    Shows the node status.
    It is a smaller icon and shown in the leftmost position of a node row.

  • Node Icon:
    Shows the node type.
    It is displayed between a status icon and a node name.

  • Name:
    Shows an administrative name of the node.

Status Icons

Meaning of the status icons varies depending on the node type.

Table 2: Status Icons
Type Description
Unavailable Icon
 Indicates that the node is unavailable or the node contains unavailable nodes. Meaning of the icon for each node type is as follows.
  • Network
    There's a unresponsive device under the node.

  • Subnet
    There's a unresponsive device under the node.

  • Device
    The device does not respond.

  • Port
    The port is disabled (shutdown)
Available Icon Indicates that the node can be used.
Trap Icon
 Indicates that SNMP Plug-in received a trap from the node.
Note
To clear a trap icon, click "Gear" icon on Device Details or Other Node's details page and select "Clear Notification Flag". Trap icons will never go off unless explicitly cleared. It is recommended to clear them once you review the received trap.
Unavailable, Trap Icon Indicates that SNMP Plug-in received a trap from the node and the node is currently unavailable.
Traffic Rate Icon
 Only shown for a port. It indicates a traffic rate (speed) of the port.
Also refer to Appendix > List of Icons / Status Icons.


  • 10Mbps


  • 100Mbps


  • 1Gbps


  • 10Gbps
Note
A traffic rate icon is only displayed when the port is enabled.
Note
A traffic rate icon is not displayed for a repeater or HUB node.
Blocking Icon Only shown for a port. Indicates that the port is in Blocking state of the Spanning Tree Protocol.
Partition Icon Only shown for a port. Indicates that the port is in automatic partitioning state.

Node Attributes

"Node Attributes" shows the basic information about a node selected on the Tree View.
When you click the node name in the attribute section, Detailed information page for the selected node type such as Device Details page is displayed.
Refer to Other Nodes for information on details page for node types other than "Device".


Network Attributes

Selecting "Network" in the Tree View shows its attributes in the Node Attribute section.

Table 3: Network Attributes
Item Content
Name "Network"
Monitored Subnets Shows the number of monitored subnets in the network.
Detected Devices Shows the number of devices in the network.
Monitored Devices
 Shows the number of detected devices which are monitored.
Note
The maximum number of devices SNMP Plug-in can monitor is 2000.
Status Shows the status of the network.

Subnet Attributes

Selecting a Subnet on the Tree View shows its attribute in the Node Attributes section.

Table 4: Subnet Attributes
Item Content
Name Shows a user-defined name of the subnet.
Network Address Shows a subnet address block by an IPv4 address and a prefix length (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx format).
Detected Devices Shows the number of devices in the subnet.
Monitored Devices Shows the number of detected devices which are monitored.
Status Shows the status of the subnet

Device Attributes

Selecting a Device in the Tree View shows its attributes in the Node Attribute section.

Table 5: Device Attributes
Item Content
Name Shows a configurable name of the device. When the device was auto-discovered, it was named after one of its hostname, IP address or MAC address.
Hostname Shows the hostname of the device.
Notes Shows a comment which was entered on device properties page.
Network Address Shows an IPv4 address and a prefix length (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx format).
MAC Address Shows the device MAC address.
Trap Address Shows additional trap source addresses of the device (other than the one shown in "Network Address").
Shown one address per line.
Vendor Name Shows the vendor name of the device.
Model Name Shows the model information (SysObjectID).
Monitoring Interval Shows the polling interval for the device.
SNMP Parameter Name(Get) Shows a Get Parameter Name used to get information from the device via SNMP.
SNMP Parameter Name(Set) Shows a Set Parameter Name used to set information to the device via SNMP.
Status Shows the status of ping test from the SNMP Plug-in to the device.

Port Attributes

Selecting a Port name on the Tree View shows its attribute in the Node Attributes section.

Table 6: Port Attributes
Item Content
Name Shows a configurable name of the port.
Notes Shows a comment configured for the port.
Port Number Shows the port number.
Network Address Shows an IPv4 address and a prefix length (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/xx format).
MAC Address Show a MAC address of the port or the device.
Traffic Rate Shows the port speed (in bps)
Type Shows the port type.
Status Shows the port status.

Stack Attributes

Selecting a Stack name on the Tree View shows its attribute in the Node Attributes section.

Table 7: Stack Attributes
Item Content
Name Shows a configurable name of the stack.
Notes Shows a comment configured for the stack.
Stack Number Shows the stack number.
Model Name Shows the stack model information.

Chassis Attributes

Selecting a Chassis name on the Tree View shows its attribute in the Node Attributes section.

Table 8: Chassis Attributes
Item Content
Name Shows a configurable name of the chassis
Notes Shows a comment configured for the chassis
Chassis Number Shows the chassis number.
Model Name Shows the chassis model information.

Slot Attributes

Selecting a Slot name on the Tree View shows its attribute in the Node Attributes section.

Table 9: Slot Attributes
Item Content
Name Shows a configurable name of the slot. When the slot was auto-discovered, it was named in the form of "slot<slot-number>" such as "slot1". On some models, there may be a slot with a name in different format.
Notes Shows a comment configured for the slot.
Slot Number Shows the slot number.
Model Name Shows the slot model information.


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