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• Asset Name: Contains the asset name. The contents of this field serve as an active link for
navigating to the Network Asset Details page. At the device level, the asset name is derived from
the device label in IMC. Device labels are derived from sysName if it is configured and if the
operator has not manually configured it. Asset names for component level assets are defined in the
MIB for the device.
• Asset Description: Contains a description for the asset. If the asset is a device, this field contains the
device label. If it is a component, it contains the system description or sysDescr provided by the
vendor if this information is available.
• Class: Contains the asset classification for the asset type. Asset classes are defined by values
defined in the Entity MIB.
• Device Label: Contains the IMC name for the device, which, by default, is the name assigned to it
in its device configuration. This field also contains the IP address. The device label serves as an
active link for drilling down into the Device Details page, which offers you convenient access to
device management features.
• Device Type: Contains IMC categorization of the device. If the asset is a component, it inherits the
device type from the parent device.
• Service Time: Contains the date and time stamp marking the start date of the asset's time in service.
• Physical Asset: Contains the physical attributes of the asset. Yes indicates that the asset is a physical
asset, and No indicates that the asset is a non-physical asset.
• Modify: Contains a link for modifying the network asset entry.
If the Network Asset List contains enough entries, the following navigational aids are displayed:
{
Click to page forward in the Network Asset List.
{
Click to page forward to the end of the Network Asset List.
{
Click to page backward in the Network Asset List.
{
Click to page backward to the front of the Network Asset List.
2. Click 8, 15, 50, 100, or 200 from the right side of the main pane to configure how many items per
page you want to view.
3. For Network Asset lists that have more than one page, click 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10 … from the
upper middle or bottom right side of the main pane to jump to a particular page of the list.
You can sort the Network Asset List by the Asset Name, Asset Description, Class, Device Label,
Service Time, and Physical Asset fields. Click the column label to sort the list by the selected field.
The column label is a toggle switch that lets you toggle between the various sort options specific to
each field.
You can view asset information only for the devices to which they have been granted management
access.
Viewing device level network asset details
Device level asset information includes device specific asset details on the manufacturer, build, software,
and hardware versions, IMC information on the specific device and operator remarks. It also includes
sub module information, access to the interface list and an audit history for the individual device.
Device level network asset information is displayed in the Network Asset Details page. This page has
several sections: The Basic Information section, a Sub Module List of components, and an Audit History
and a quick link to the Interfaces List for the selected device.
Accessing the network assets details page