Viewing monitoring values, Listing values by applying monitoring sets, Listing individual values of critical devices – Guntermann & Drunck DVICenter DP16 Config Panel User Manual
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Monitoring functions
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Viewing monitoring values
By applying different monitoring sets, the monitoring values are displayed in the dif-
ferent branches of the tree view.
Several branches (e.g. Critical devices) provide another view to enable the user to
detect critical monitoring values as fast as possible.
Listing values by applying monitoring sets
A monitoring set defines which individual values and groups are to be displayed.
The column, which shows the individual values, enables you to read the status and
check whether it is deviating from the normal operating values.
Monitoring groups allow you to group various individual values. The column of a
monitoring group shows if all values are within range (green) or if at least one value is
deviating from the normal operating values (red).
Clicking the arrow in the column opens a window, which contains detailed informa-
tion regarding the individual values of the group.
Listing individual values of critical devices
If a device shows a value that deviates from the normal operating values, the device
is additionally listed in the Critical devices branch. This branch displays all deviating
(red) values in tabular form. This way, deviating values can be detected as fast as
possible.
Disabling monitoring values
Any monitoring value can be disabled. After disabling, the monitoring values are no
longer shown in the web application.
How to enable/disable the monitoring values:
1. Use the tree view to click on
KVM matrix systems > [name] > Matrix switches
.
2. Right-click the device to be configured. Now, click the
Configuration
entry in the
context menu.
NOTE:
An overview of the possible monitoring values of all different device types
is given on page 123 ff.
ADVICE:
The following pages of this chapter provide detailed information regard-
ing monitoring groups and monitoring sets.
NOTE:
To be able to find deviant values as fast as possible, monitoring sets are not
applied here.
IMPORTANT:
The web application does not show any warnings about disabled val-
ues. No SNMP traps are sent regarding these values.