How To Draw A Network Graph?

Updated on 15 Oct, 2024

1. Go Configuration> Network
2. A list of network will be displayed, together with their Zone(network zone identifier),Name(network identifier),description,Status(Active/Inactive) and Assign Group(allocated resource). This data can be exported in.csv format if needed.

3. Click Draw Graph to draw the network or, edit the existing network.

4. A network diagram drawing board will be available. Drag and drop the required item e.g. router, L2-Switch,L3-Switch, Server etc.
5. Each item information may be customized by choosing the item, allowing you to modify the following components in the right panel:
(a) Properties

  • Name
  • ID (to uniquely identify the item).

(b) Device Information

  • Brand name
  • Device version
  • Device ID
  • Installation date

(c) Device Configuration

  • Total ports
  • Connection type
  • Device type
  • Command execution templates
  • Login delay
  • Log types
  • IP address
  • Port
  • Username
  • Password
  • Remarks

(d) SNMP Configuration

  • SNMP version
  • Community string
  • Port
  • Timeout(sec)
  • Username
  • Password

(e) Monitoring and Scheduling Information

  • Monitoring template
  • Notification Option (Enabled by checkbox)
    • Monitoring start time (in ISO 8601 time format)
    • Monitoring end time (in ISO 8601 time format)
  • Scheduled restarts Option
    • Restart Interval(Day)
    • Restart Hour (in ISO 8601 time format)
  • All utilization Option
    • utilization monitoring methods (SNMP, command, API)
    • utilization check intervals (in seconds)
  • CPE monitoring Option
    • CPE monitor methods (SNMP, command, API)
    • CPE check intervals (in seconds)
  • Disk monitoring Option
    • Disk utilization methods (SNMP, command, API)
    • Disk check intervals (in seconds)
    • Disk thresholds (to trigger alerts when limits are reached)
  • CPU Monitoring Option
    • CPU utilization methods (command, SNMP, API)
    • CPU check intervals (in seconds)
    • CPU thresholds
  • RAM Monitoring Option
    • RAM utilization methods (command, SNMP, API)
    • RAM check intervals (in seconds)
    • RAM thresholds
  • Session monitoring  Option
    • Session utilization methods (command, SNMP, API)
    • Session check intervals (in seconds)
    • Session thresholds
  • Environmental monitoring  Option
    • Environment utilization methods (command, SNMP, API)
    • Environment check intervals (in seconds)
    • Temperature thresholds
  • ICMP monitoring Option
    • Echo counts
    • ICMP check intervals (in seconds)
    • ICMP thresholds

7. Finally, Click Save

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