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The Device View columns provide information and status for listed devices.
A Configure Columns icon at the top of the view allows you to define which columns are displayed.
Column
Description
Type
The type of device, with SNMP Device used as a generic identification.
Status
The severity of the most serious alarm condition at a device.
Note: You can select a device in the Device View to access information about its alarms in the Active Alarms view.
Monitored SNMP devices typically report three status conditions:
Normal: no alarm conditions exist.
Warning, a condition exists that may require attention to make sure it does not deteriorate into a critical state. For example, a UPS that is running on battery power during a power failure will shut down its load equipment if its battery power is depleted before power returns to normal.
Critical: a condition exists that requires immediate attention. For example, a discharged battery can result in the loss of UPS protection during a power failure.
NetBotz Appliances typically report two status conditions, in addition to Normal:
Error: a sensor threshold violation exists that requires immediate attention. For example, a high temperature violation that could lead to equipment damage.
Failure: an operational failure exists that requires immediate attention. For example, communication with a camera pod was lost which could lead to an undetected security violation.
Note: The status reported for alert threshold violations can be defined by the severity settings for each threshold. For example, a door sensor can be set to report Informational status for an open door.
Model
The device model, if known. For example, Silcon DP310E, for an APC UPS.
Hostname
The hostname, or IP address, if no hostname is defined, for a monitored SNMP device or NetBotz Appliance.
Note: A Hostname is provided for SNMP devices monitored by NetBotz Appliances, but not for non-SNMP devices such as sensor and camera pods.
Parent Device
Identifies the Data Center Expert server, for SNMP devices directly monitored by the server, or the hostname or IP address for a NetBotz Appliance and its supported devices.
Serial Number
The serial number assigned to a device, if known.
IP Address
The IP address used by a monitored SNMP device or NetBotz Appliance.
Note: An IP Address is provided for SNMP devices monitored by NetBotz Appliances, but not for non-SNMP devices such as sensor and camera pods.
Location
The location associated with a device, if known.
Application Version
The application or firmware version number for a device, if known.
Label
The label defined for a device.
Maintenence Mode
Indicates a device is in Maintenance Mode, and alarm notifications for that device have been disabled (Yes), or not in Maintenance Mode, and alarm notifications are enabled (No), the default.
Groups
The names of any device groups a device belongs to, including All Devices and Unassigned.
MAC Address
The unique network interface identifier for the device.
Contact Name
The name of the contact associated with the device.