Ultra Electronics MegaWATCH Deployment Datasheet
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1. m l ea This will display all the interfaces in the node not just the physical ones Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Node Window EM lil NodeWindow node London HQ 172 16 247 103 PLI ROUT FE E MK KZ x ENE WSI Vra x25 Ae UT A225 i 3 K ETAR ALAY Ge Cee aaa ss a et ET Rate 1330 Load complete time 5 s actes zT 4 2 Non MegaPAC Node Window Displays For non MegaPAC Node Window displays a logical rather than physical display is given Extreme Summit example Ell NodeWindow node Tower Bridge 172 16 247 254 SummiteiT Part 2 Ec gt ethemet csmacd FEIN eee TOOOOO0000 GUI A Node Tx Rate 4711 cps 1000000000 up ethernet csmacd Load complete time 1 secs Cisco example a E Emm TT ulli is TE Tu p Ethernet ethernet csmacd 10000000 LE Rate 41 00 cps The All button can be used on these displays to display all interfaces including the Virtual Interfaces Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks Ser2. Secure Communications Optimised Packet Engine SCOPE MegaWATCH Deployment Solutions Network amp Usage Examples AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved Page intentionally left blank Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Contents 3 Table of Contents 1 Introduction 5 MED BASICS CONCEDiS onn E a Ei dent 5 2 Maps 7 2 1 Simple Geographically Arranged Example eeeeeeeeee er eere ene 7 2 2 Non Geographically Arranged Example eeeeeeee eene nennen 8 2 3 FOP Level Map EXampie 7 issu pevaxsusie civ sese upon secs hE eu CM Run NUMDNESESUE P ARR EREYEK DIE EARE 9 2 4 Top Level Map Example 2 eeeeeeeeee eere eere eren nennen nennen nenne nnn 10 2 5 User Example Map EaVOUILS cuui ria onto ui ono Ex etiusEsuS E cusa gu ce eg ouS de vucH eu DERE REMIS S Ea ES 10 Map Layout EXAM DIC 11 Blac ko n SUD VB teca eer tactactveteaseotroitscsrciconsseuadtivsvsaauered DAREN REENA NAE EANES ATARIRA EEE EEEE ESERE NEENA 11 Pr
3. A ulltiulti C38 1841 Bs alltialts C35 1841 pex ulliulti C22 1841 C14 1841 C09 1841 ulltiulti cat 6506 kama Fa0 0 7204 Merton_6500 en D n3 gm C30 1841 C32 1841 2 5 3 4 Balliol LAN Sub Map F Balliol LAN Merton Black Diamond Educ FW Mgt Server 192 168 23 97 4 48 IP710 EDUC2 4 4 192 168 23 99 Merton_6500 gil l 10 254 81 0 IP710 EDUCI1 192 168 23 98 gi3 0 0 E Tm 8540 Merton 8540 ES Extreme BDs Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Balliol Black Diamond 10 9 254 0 P Key Core Equip IP530 active Public 192 168 5 249 10 254 59 0 BENNLLLLLLILL L 022 4 2 ESafe server 192 168 6 249 Alteon 2216 Curriculum 192 168 17 200 10 254 51 0 Marlow Bagshot atm3 0 1 Balliol 8540 10 254 200 0 Balliol 2610 ult ult 2610 eth0 0 3660 alliuatlty Sefton RAS Mitel 3300 20 MegaWATCH Network Examples 2 5 4 Map Layout Parent Child Example In some networks child nodes are connected through a parent node If the parent fails then all
4. Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 38 MegaWATCH Network Examples 2 2 Non Geographically Arranged Example This example shows e A number of node icons drawn to represent a rack of Nodes e Colour coded rectangles used to represent a node and two links e A Gif created to represent a sub map of London which reflects the status of the sub map z i D Y NW ne mE eem i i s Malin Map Ke jum ii p m ot Node Status L GE o ee Ascot e P nl xil M Windsor A mm Three rack mounted Nodes symbolic representation of Nodes and Links with Status Icon representing a sub map Icon changes colour with the Status of the Sub Map London Hodes Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Maps 2 3 Top Level Map Example 1 Simpl
5. d Colour Cyan show thisto beata Minor severity omoooooo 72 All severity levels are EE UE User Configurable f Dec 10000000 100000000 1000000000 Magenta is the Major severity level 5 03 128000 3 1 1 Chart Display Tab of the Utilisation Folder Chart displays are available via the Chart tab at the bottom of the folder display A Chart displays monitored values plotted over time The values must appear as columns in the Folder but the user can select which of the columns are to be monitored as Graphs m Link Util MAA AVA AAA A AK ALA PAA ALS AALA ARYAN AAA AV MA A HVAD AAAS ATA SV WV V SI ASA TAE ATA TAVANA FATA VINA Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 24 MegaWATCH Network Examples Select a series to highlight by clicking on the graph FS Link Util Drag and drop borders to re scale graphs Use properties to change backgrounds and display formats L Link Util Tx Wiel amp TO ee On E 14 32 Time 3 2 Other Application of Folders This section shows the power of scripting under MegaWATCH The folders i
6. this is not always accessible and the user can set the speed of the interface in a MegaWATCH column called DB Speed If set this will always supersede any automatically discovered speed If the network is running with split speed links an extra column can be added to establish the Transmit speed DB Tx Speed In this situation DB Speed represents the Receive speed of the interface Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Folder Concepts and Examples 23 E Link Util elk Name Rx Util Max 96 Tx Util Max 96 Tx Util 96 Rx Util DB Speed 64000 64000 66666 56656 Viti W 135 196 97 84 PRI1 Pe 135 196 97 84 PRI2 PY 135 196 97 84 PS03 PY 135 196 97 84 VFAS 135 196 97 84 VFAU P 135 196 97 84 XI02 B9 172 16 197 33 EIPP P 172 16 208 1 1 172 16 208 1 126 172 16 208 1 4127 1 4 Some Pe 172 16 208 1 128 0 m 0 5 54000 64000 P 1172 16 208 1 13 oO Yellow is the ete 64000 Pe 172 16 208 1 131 0 Warning severity 26 oc 64000 f 172 16 208 1 132 level ooc 64000 FO 172 16 208 1 135 0 64000 i 64000
7. Cleared i 4 ele Bein AMasked View A Mie View A Vend Viens A View A View A Views 7 Recent additions highlighted by the background colour 5 1 Alert Filter Management Filters are used to select incoming Alerts and guide the processing of the Alert via the Actions selected The selection part of the filter is used to determine if the incoming Alert is to be handled by this filter Alerts are only ever handled by one filter and the filters are searched to determine which filter should apply Once a filter has been selected then the Action taken is determined by the values set in that filter by the user Selection criteria can include e Select by a IP address or IP address range e Select by text contained in the Alert Text this can be a complex match using AND and OR type constructs e Select by Sub address i e Link or channel identity e Select by Severity filter then only applies to Alerts of the identified Alert levels e Select by time day of week this enables different actions to be taken for out of hours Alerts for example Actions taken by a Filter once it has selected an Alert to process include e Sound a selectable WAV file or computer Beep Send an E mail Send SMS message Initiate another process passing selectable Alert details to that process Launch Generate a Print Write to the System Log Discard the Alert Also display this Alert in a selective View The view is then accessed by one of the t
8. IKT Removed from service 27 01 09 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 2 5 3 Map Layout Example 3 This top level map shows some of the interconnections in the network They are used here to join together a number of sub maps each of which represents that geographical area CSF Sites T atm 3 0 0 E Merton 002 Balliol 001 Fa fa Basic Node Lks Inter Core Lks he e map m pri 1 Basic Voice Lks HOO NetOps Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners MegaWATCH Network Examples 2 5 3 1 Formby Sub Map F Formby 006 mm 2324 XL mmm 2324 mmm 2324 At Eu XL PID124_2924 Fag 0 4 mm 2324 XI PID122_2924 mm 2924 XL PID012_2924 uH 2H FaS9 0 0 Form
9. a Folder of the form shown below ed CTIPT NeeKog7 7 List of Links in this Alias forthe MultiLink MultiLink group Status of MultiLink Once a MultiLink object has been created by including it in a Links folder a Link can be drawn on a map that references the Alias name and the link will show the corresponding MultiLink status MultiLink Shaws GREEN if one of the links in the group is up By using interface numbers non Vados interfaces can be grouped together to provide a MultiLink object Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 26 MegaWATCH Network Examples 3 2 2 Monitoring a Vadix Dual System Vadix machines can be configured to act as a pair of machines one being the active machine and the other being a hot standby The hot standby will take over if it detects the prime machine has failed The two machines share the same IP address but are configured with distinct sysName values MegaWATCH can be configured to monitor the Vadix machines and report when a switch is made E Vadix Watch vadix Last Change Pe 17
10. the condition status and performance of any AEP or non AEP Network component deployed MegaWATCH is a powerful tool that can create network maps i e graphical views of the network and configuration MegaWATCH will regularly poll each network component in the system and provide the status of each which can then be reflected in the colour of a displayed element in a Map In this document some of the major aspects of MegaWATCH are covered with examples of how users have implemented their own solutions The following elements of MegaWATCH are covered Maps graphical network views Folders tabular displays of network data Alerts traps and other important events Tools user aids for Network Monitoring and problem solution Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Page intentionally left blank Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks regist
11. 2 16 247 103 BJ 103 Ie GG 335 305 SEIT Reports time date of last Displays current value of i detected change sysName Folder When a change in sysName is detected an Alert will be generated as shown below No Name Sub Addr GlobalName Last Alert H 1 172 16 247 103 Node 103 Wed 21 Jul 17 55 33 Major Wadix host has changed fram BJ103 to BJ 103 172 16 247 103 Node 103 Wed 21 Jul 17 54 38 Warning Moge up time indicates possible system restart 3 WIM System Wed 21 Jul 17 08 04 Warning ifh Started 2 WIM System Wed 21 Jul 17 07 47 Warning m closing Vadix host change Alert Overview A zoom Lastn Ailas ked A Wier Ven h Wiews view H Miei h VWewe h When H Views j Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Node Window Displays 27 4 Node Window Displays The Node Window function provides a graphical view of the interfaces of a node For AEP MegaPAC products the default view presented is a physical representation of the node For non AEP products a symbolic representation is made 4 1 MegaPAC Node Window Displays 4 1 1 CPU F Node Window Node window shows
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13. Displays eere eere enne 29 5 Alert Management 31 5 1 Alert FHter Mariagemefll u esos oioeos uua cue idis eren nle be uucuu a AE Ea 31 Copyright O 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Page intentionally left blank Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Introduction 5 1 Introduction This manual has been designed to give the user an idea of some of the ways in which MegaWATCH can be used to help manage networks It is not an in depth document on the facilities provided by MegaWATCH For that please refer to the on line help or the Published User Manual 1 1 Basic Concepts AEP MegaWATCH is a Windows based SNMP Network Management Application that allows customers to monitor their network and gather useful information about
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15. abs on the base of the Alert Manager window The View names are configurable e Add Alert to a text file Below is an example display of the filters in a system Filters are always processed in order from the top down Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 32 MegaW ATCH Network Examples Alert Manager Properties Filters Background Font Local Settings User Views Names Filter name OIRO TER T cse ES 1p Ady IP Mack Sub Adr March Match Te AERE On On On On On Yes 172162470 2552552550 Cont Utilisation Util Somerset On Gn On On On Yes 172 186 247 254 E Cont Utilisation 2 o ModeDown oe Ee ae Oe E J Cont down amp amp Mode c cece ee user Vt uia CLAN S ae Y pL CN TE ra E uim o4 OUR I as Vice Fas d i up CU MUR a res aes e ary RIRs Roo 2 lt On Was C 5 B m cu a rd E y OMM E PY E i irt til adi de d n mm Alert Fifer Actons Fiers are processed m w BEES United States Europe SE Asia Singapore Australia New Zealand Toll Free 1 877 6
16. by 2924 j Formby _6540 mm 2324 XL PID138_2924 Fa9 0 15 Fa9 0 14 Fa3 0 11 Fag0 13 1Fa9 0 12 wailllatlin A Ei PID13 _2924 hg ERR PID136_2924 B3 o PID135 2324 PID134 2924 2 5 3 2 Southport Sub Map F Southport 005 mmm 2324 mm 324 XL XL PID153ve324 PID164N0924 PID165 Mmm 2924 mmm 2924 mmm 2924 xt XL XL o 924 PID166_2924 PID162 2984 mm 2324 XL PID011_2924 EM 2924 XL PID008_2924 9 0 10 mmm 2924 Aa Eni Southport 2924 S XL PID169_2924 PID169_ 204 mm 2324 XL Tm altilis PID167_2924 ATM2 1 1 EESESSEEEES PID167_7204 ATMe2 1 0 7204 Southport_8540 11 001 11 0 0 10 0 15 mmm 2924 XL mM 2924 XL PID172_2924 11 0 86 11 0 6 i PID201 2924 10 0 14 oalltsatli XL PID199_2924 mmi 2324 XL mmm 2324 XL Em 2924 allatis allatis mm 2324 x XL XL XL XL PID19 _2924 PID196_2924 PID195_2924 PID194 2924 PID193 2924 PID192_2924 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners mm 2324 XL PID133_2924 9 0 12 NY Y 3 0 15 ATM 2 1 2 mm 2924
17. ceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 10 MegaWATCH Network Examples 2 4 Top Level Map Example 2 This top level vew contains a docked map on the left hand side This remains in a fixed position and viewable at all times while docked The maps folders and alert windows in the right hand pane can be resized and repositioned as required A save position function is provided to make any rearrangement permanent on any Map or Folder Pie ftdt Vw Took Wnjows Mdp IEE a ENIE E containing sub f TH O25 Ix lle Ple pel pe i gt Undocked Map r me ch maps 004 Gays 20 hits SO mins 2 sect p Unzble to gat SesUpTimeo f l Unable to qet SusUpTite Folder Reporting Up Time for Nodes Unzble to gat SeszUpTimeo Unable to gat SusUpTime 003 Gays 21 hrs O6 mins 36 zace 172 days 19 hrs 23 mins 28 sacs 00S Gays O1 hrs 22 ing 30 sacs 003 Gays 23 hra 20 mins 39 sace 003 Gays 21 hrs O6 mins 20 sacs 189 Gays 15 hrs 19 mine 14 sacs Docked Map containing sub maps Opened Map containing Nodes Links EN Channels Sub EN Maps and Sub T E Folders Coro e3 2003 112 Piwra Me Marve Seb Adds MedeMere Date oC Tine otter i x 7209 3 M 11 SFe GOA12 wiring up vC CHE xx z w
18. e 1 This is a top level map containing sub maps Double clicking on a Map icon will open and display the map See below for the examples of the sub maps Pe Main Map 2 5 1 1 Blackburn Sub Map ul 2 Ld Blackburn HO Blackburn Guide HO 172 17 13 0 Blackburn 2 17217210 Accrington 1722 17 20 uj Melson r Blackburn M EN m e 21719 2005 I Burnley 172 17 17 0 Rawtenstall 172 17 18 0 7217220 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 12 MegaW ATCH Network Examples 2 5 1 2 Preston Sub Map Note the Preston Links folder This is a link to the utilisation folder for the links in the Preston map F preston Ol L if Edi Lytham St Annes 172 17 6 0 Morecambe 172 17 3 0 2005 l 2005 l E Lancaster 172 17 2 0 Blackpool 172 1 7 5 ll SUN Preston 172 1 7 7 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks serv
19. e top level display showing a Main Map the Alerts Window and some Node Window interface displays Node window for a non Aep device p T displaying the interfaces and their Node Window for Aep fie Dit ves status Device owe a NN LaL LLL pods Sports 177 18 047 4 Main Map showing Nodes and Links and their current status nama jul Pe E rbe Adirrem aet duet Lie p amp pe DEO MOL Tue 22 Ma BRIOLUS T Pee inm Uis siaa m fh 1 5 17214 247 183 F t Tus 28 May 11 19 22 Piajas Ta Lord LN alien ok a 111426549 mode Tue 30 Moy 11348 Waring mode ctigeesiing te Pang Cady ENMB Velas 1721424 111 FT Tus S8 May 1154 0 Comuni Tras Lh Down 17214347111 Pit Tus M6 May LEPIL Comoe MA Biahes sheen deem 73 18 347 10 301 ESSI 1721424711 PHR Tus 2b May 11900 Comal MIA Daten sheen doves Bra 16 247 103 302 100406 3 LPL DE Edu abus Cote Toe Di Key LIPA Warren edu mapari te Pag Cody EBEE Helga waiter eT dpsda Cenaa Tus 20 May 11 408 Corneal Thais Uh Devo A6 247 103 4101 32 84 32 53 2046000 f ivi Tos PS Hep PRGiofR Warning 2 06 2487 OR HOF 186 32 18 32 Ace Tus P5 May Bollo Wemingp Falder showing Link Tab to User Tab to show graph oe Alerts and Traps list Configurable filter of putput of data received Alerts Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks Servi
20. ered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 2 Maps Maps provide a graphical display of network objects nodes links or channels Various tools are provided to help draw a layout suitable to the needs of the user The display can be geographic symbolic or representational e g a rack of Servers Some examples follow The major points for Maps are Graphical View of the Network Graphic items can change colour to reflect the current status Drawing tools are provided to represent Node Links or Channels The SNMP poll rate is configurable for each Map All objects within a map are polled at the same rate Maps can contain other nested maps or folders Maps and Folders can be arranged hierarchically in that they can contain other Maps and Folders All systems must create a top level Map This then can be used to navigate and access other sections of the network The following sections first show some simple maps to introduce the concept and some of the possibilities and then some example of top level maps in a working system 2 1 Simple Geographically Arranged Example This map is example of how a network may be represented geographically The map shows nodes positioned within Australia and it also contains an embedded map Perth Double clicking the Perth icon will open and display the map of Perth ORS eles 2 Brisbane Perth oo Cpu F 103 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks
21. eston oub Map ecce T 12 Map Layout Brkample e EE AA 13 Ukien SOD Pies TU 14 SEVEN SEAS SUD IVAD Ae E E E E Fue FrgbR faa 15 See Tours Sub Mapress eaa E TE E ERa Senn canta 7 0 00 L7 075 L1 1 16 FIORE SUD MAD eoan iea EE AENEA 16 Map Layout Example F sssaaa E EEA AA AEEA AEA AEREAS 17 Keaen i e A E LLLI E E 18 SOUINDON SaD NAD aosa ea ae a E AE R E TE 18 Eeee Ten a E E A A T E E A 19 Ballio LAN SUD Maiei E AR E Dd E 19 Map Layout Parent Child Exam ple saasssssssssssssnnennnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn na 20 3 Folder Concepts and Examples 21 3 1 EINK UUiSa HOR Folder I E aaa a 22 Chart Display Tab of the Utilisation Folder Leeeeeee esee eee eren eene nennen nennen nnn nnn 23 3 2 Other Application of Fold6ers eene ee rrr rer orent neenon on Iona n rr RoEEn da RUR e sun Rs oH nM E nnmnnn 24 LITT Seeing 25 Monitoring a Vadix Dual SVSIQITI espana MR Is vaDN DISCO SUE sube qu A V aded cue Oate 26 4 Node Window Displays 27 4 1 MegaPAC Node Window Displays eeeeeesee eere eene nnne 27 CPU F OAM 27 4200 Node WINAOW Meet c 28 Generic Displays on MegaPAC Nodes soia nic one a toc spei pu VvE Yep aUud ECL DUE CU aX Pone sux I DEG GS Ded CUVUC aaa 28 4 2 Non MegaPAC Node Window
22. go and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Maps 15 2 5 2 2 Seven Seas Sub Map This is another submap of the network This example shows how Nodes can be arranged to display the order as they exist in the racks Other tools can be used to add text to the Map to identify the racks and their location or Support contact details F Seven Seas I PRI im onp i onp ninin on x63 S 3 3 3 NB NB NB NB NB LAN 201 SCPC LAN ALL SITES LAN 202 328E SEALINK PLUS BCAST LAN 203 328E SEALINK PLUS BCAST LAN 204 66E SEALINK PLUS BCAST LAN 205 183E SEALINK PLUS BCAST im onp a a al l a E E E E TEN T i5 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 16 MegaWATCH Network Examples 2 5 2 3 SeeTours Sub Map F Seetours o PRI amaga E S Internet GV Netscreen 2 5 2 4 Floikt Sub Map F FLO
23. ice marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Maps 13 2 5 2 Map Layout Example 2 This is an example of a complex top level map system In this there are two top level maps An Overview map has been created to allow quick navigation to subordinate Maps and Folders and it has been docked at the left hand side of the display This will not be overlayed by any of the other maps while docked The right hand pane contains a second top level map that will get overlayed by other maps and folders as they are opened Both top level maps will be automatically opened upon startup These maps have not been arranged geographically or used to show details like link connections This would make the maps too complex to draw or negotiate The detail is drawn in the sub maps A Navigate tool is provided to provide access to other maps folders nodes links and channels in the system This is covered later E ae map1 File Edit View Tools Windows Help pel rol pel pel pel pel pe mm m 2 ae s I ooorm mamx ree Ke x INTERNET IMEI RTEL EDV2 STATOIL Vas C2 mm i 4 WIFI VAS TSSINC NETPERF HP switch NORDICOM SETRA mm NY INTERNET GW c2821 Passport s erre DER Meeren EEM EIK_100 EIK102 4400 EIK103 914400 IMCORTEL Support 44 1344637314 Br
24. ks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 22 MegaW ATCH Network Examples Monitoring Disc Size and Usage Note the colour coding showing the severity level Alerts can optionally be generated to report the severity fii Discs v Name GlobalName Disk used Disk Size Disk Usages Disk Description DI PY 172 16 212 2 2 PisstM 2 C 7 711 GB 20 972 GB 36 77 C X Label Local Disk Serial Number e80fe7b9 0 P 172 16 212 2 3 PisstM 2 D 12 371 GB 19 036 GB 44 99 D X Label Drive D Serial Number e4ef7aed 0 P 172 16 244 22 2 Rum C 4 16 GB 4 241GB C Label Serial Number 6cc6e019 0 3 P 172 16 244 22 3 Rum D 1 587 GB 13 925 GB 11 39 D X Label New Volume Serial Number c4aa20ae 0 P 172 16 244 22 4 Rum E 58 228 GB 109 247 GB E X Label New Volume Serial Number 4cb246da 0 Ana a diie E 3 1 Link Utilisation Folder This example shows the utilisation of a number of links being monitored The Javascript behind the monitoring is checking the utilisation level against User Configured levels and changing the colour of the displayed value accordingly Additionally the user can have the script issue an Alert warning at a selected severity level which will appear in the Alert list Filters can then be used to sound alarms send e mails etc MegaWATCH will automatically where possible discover the speed of the interface required to do the utilisation calculations However
25. n the following examples have columns added that initiate the processing of an associated Javascript The scripts are able to interrogate network values make calculations on these values and act according to the results User parameters configurable va MegaW ATCH can be accessed by the scripts For example scripts can be used to e Monitor a set of links and only report when all of them are in a failed condition e Monitor a Hot Standby System and report which system is currently active e Monitor a network object for a unusual condition e g a flow controlled channel that fails to clear after an exceptional period and automatically issue recovery procedures Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Folder Concepts and Examples 25 3 2 1 Multi Link Support Multiple links can be monitored as a single link so that an Alert is only generated if all links are down The user can specify an Alias for a link name and then tie that to a group of links If any of the links in the group are up the Alias is considered up and will have a CLEARED status To establish a MultiLink object the user must create
26. on 26 39 Util 247 p 34 172 16 247 24 49 Thu 26 May 10 12 56 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 2 172 16 247 254 82 Thu 26 May 10 12 51 Minor Tx Link Utilisation 45 79 Util 247 Alert has been p 34 172 16 247 249 Mode Gare du Nord Thu 26 May 10 12 50 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared processed by this filter p 34 172 16 247 249 Mde Gare du Nord Thu 26 May 10 12 20 Critical Mode down NodeDown p 1 172 16 247 124 Nole Thu 26 May 10 11 36 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 254 2 Thu 26 May 10 11 18 Minor Rx Link Utilisation 50 44 Util 247 p 1 172 16 245 128 Node Main Hall Thu 26 May 10 06 22 Warning Mode responding to Ping Only SNMP failed Warning p 1 172 16 245 128 Node Main Hall Thu 26 May 10 05 38 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 138 Node Thu 26 May 10 01 29 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 130 Node Thu 26 May 09 56 55 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 133 Node Thu 26 May 09 51 44 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 137 Node Thu 26 May 09 51 39 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 103 Node Thu 26 May 09 51 38 Major Vadix host has changed from Snmp N A to BJ 103 Major p 1 172 16 247 134 Node Ident Thu 26 May 09 51 37 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared ity of Network p 1 172 16 247 123 Node Dija Thu 26 May 09 51 37 Cleared Returned to Service Cleared p 1 172 16 247 135 Node ng Thu 26 May 09 51 33 Cleared Returned to Service
27. the children will be unreachable The following example is one way to graphically show this F Remote Site ol AA a Windsor 2501 Background set to status llt Fsnmp colour of the parent node 3 Champs Elysees ES oem Pereme P h3 Summit Snip Gare du Mord Status here shows a child Notre Dame node iz down In this example the background colour of the rectangle under Windsor reflects the status of the Parent node but the Main Hall child node is down If the parent goes down then all child nodes of the parent will reflect this for example F Remote Site Windsor i4 nme a Parent node is now a eT down D EDGE mm St George s Chapel Child nodes are now down az well nmm BEES L Main Hall Windsor Castle Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Folder Concepts and Examples 21 3 Folder Concepts and Examples Folders offer an alternative to Map displays The main differences are e Less Graphical e Greater Detail e Display of Numeric Values e All items in a folder MUST be of the same t
28. the physical interfaces and the current status of each lll NodeWindow node London HQ 172 16 247 103 gt GUL A Node Load complete time 2 secs F OnLine talaga l es tals or an activity window accessed through the menu or a double click Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 28 MegaWATCH Network Examples Link Activity Calls Errors Traffic Channels Node Name 172 16 247 103 Link Hame s10 1 Mo LEMs 1 Protocol og El amp E dtr cts ded its DTE DCE fal aj fal fal a F Show All Channels Refresh 4 1 2 4200 Node Window An example of a 4200 Node Window displaying the physical interfaces and their status Ell HodeWindow node Windsor A 1 us 16 247 111 By vados SYSTEMS Eti 1 Po 1 y 5 9 Et Eee 3 ae i hl Ao pe i TEE oad a a f al r t E ge EN a ak gp E BS l An Ta I a Ax Ta Pn d GUI Mode Genetic sail n ap mtn ionis nsa xad aima Ai ts a Pe 4 1 3 Generic Displays on MegaPAC Nodes To view the status of Virtual interfaces of a MegaPAC node the Generic tab is used
29. u rele Tos M Fab ONLO Madr Won ce road phy to LUMP comevand Meda OZ 17 41 9233215 nate Tos M Feb 220 26 Waning Tue VC OFF TZAIN Made Tos M Fab 072925 Waries Tw VOR Ce 0 223 51215 nito Tos Feb 02722 15 Waning Tug vC On MAIN Mete Tos M Fab ON Wirirg Tup VCP On n9 TIAA Nete Mors 34 Feb 1600 16 Cisal Bade come TIAA mite Moo T4 Feb 11 52 St warning Usa ve Tap 00 126 14142047 P 1 22 P2 35 P2900 hte Mon VE Feb 1047 X5 Warming Usha wen Trap CUP 130 085143 0 41 P 124 P206 y P3900 Nate Mor S4 Feb 11 52 9 6 Waring Unban wens Tap 0 120 14142072 P 1 1 PI Memeo Uf beats Pss P Amo utu Oe oo eu P CRF w We mh l m wm gt 2 5 User Example Map Layouts This section contains some examples of how MegaWATCH customers have chosen to draw their networks and use the facilities provided by MegaWATCH to aid network management The examples all start with a top level map Subsequent maps shown are sub maps accessible from the top level and can be opened by a double click on the mouse left button Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Maps n 2 5 1 Map Layout Exampl
30. uce Juby e mail bruce juby vados com 44 1344 637312 Vados 44 1344 637300 Overview Eik110 Docked Map containing other Maps Top Level Map to provide access to Fia padri ppp Frequently used parts of the network Adam 44 7841042243 JohnH 44 1344 637380 MarkP 44 1344 637304 Ir EIK Network P mapi Z3 Overaistatus OverallStatus oa Settings Fo Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 4 MegaWATCH Network Examples 2 5 2 1 Utkilen Sub Map This submap is showing the inter connectivty in the system The nodes are being represented here as icons and the links by the lines A number of drawing tools are available to allow the user to be able to draw the connections that best suit their own needs Lau B on 1 Vers PBX som ikke 1 klarer gi ringetone i ringer ekstemt Levert t av Bravida Bergen LP mt pen Note the status ofthis node is blue This is because ithas been setto a removed from service status by the user Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks lo
31. viceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners 30 MegaWATCH Network Examples Ell NodeWindow node Tower Bridge 172 16 247 254 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered marks or registered service marks are the property of their respective owners Alert Management 31 Alert Management Alerts processed by MegaWATCH can come from two sources They can be as a result of reception of an SNMP Trap from the network or of internal processing by MegaWATCH when it decides an event needs to be brought to the user s notice The Alert Manager provides tools to modify the behaviour of MegaWATCH when an Alert is raised The user can change the actions taken of the reception of an Alert Filters are provided to enable selection of Alerts that are to qualify for specific actions Al Alert Manager E m GlobalInfo j 22 172 16 247 249 49 Thu 26 May 10 13 27 Warning Rx Link Utilisation 28 67 Util 247 p 16 172 16 247 249 49 Thu 26 May 10 13 27 Warning Tx Link Utilisati
32. ype i e Node Link or Channel e Columns represent gathered statistics e Rows represent objects e Status Column e ISO Colouring of Text e Columns can be configured to run Javascripts which can gather multiple values do calculations on the values and display the net result They can also be configured to monitor values and report wa alert or status colour if an extraordinary value is detected e g temperature monitoring e Like Maps each Folder has its own poll frequency All items in the folder will be polled at the rate for the folder This rate can be chosen to suit the object types being monitored or the importance within the network Example showing Utilization ial x fiu Ethernet Stuff f Name Globalnfo ifDescr Tx Util 96 Rx Util 9e Rx Util 96 ifOutErrors PY 148 122 35 11 1 Passport jethernet 0 04 PY 172 17 1 181 1 Cisco iEthernetO 7 07 po j172 17 1 220 1 MegaPAC IPO1 4 44 C Tos Name ifspeed cRCErrors Collisions Jabbers Frags Oversize Undersize Pkts12ato2ss0ct Pktsosto1270ct pkts640ct PS 1172 17 1 33 101 10000000 0 3510448 512780 74443 267155 136818 237689 Copyright 2011 AEP Networks Inc All rights reserved AEP Networks CloudP rotect the AEP Networks logo and design are registered trademarks ServiceProtect and LanProtect are trademarks of AEP Networks Inc in the United States and or other jurisdictions All other trademarks service marks registered mar
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