Inventory Network Details - ZyXEL Communications ENC User Manual

The following table describes the labels in this screen.
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LABEL
Name
Type
IP Address
Status
Search
View Events
Remove
check box
Status
Name
IP Address
Type
Last Update

6.3.1 Inventory Network Details

Use this screen to view the device information. You can also change the device name and/or device
type for display in the ENC.
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DESCRIPTION
Enter a partial or full name of a network for the search criteria.
Select the type of the network for the search criteria. The options are All, General, Bus,
Star, Ring, Tree. All means any.
Enter a partial or full IP address of a network for the search criteria. You cannot use an
asterisk as a wildcard or a hyphen to search an IP range.
Select the device status in the network that you want to find.
Online - all managed devices in the network are reachable.
Partial Online - some of the managed devices in the network are not reachable.
Offline - all managed devices in the network are not reachable.
Un-monitored - no device is found in the network. This might be caused by a NAT device
that exists between the network and the ENC.
All - select this to include all the status above for the criteria.
Click this to perform the search.
Select one or multiple table entries and click this to view the events about the networks. See
Section 5.1 on page 123 for more information.
Select one or multiple table entries and click this to delete them.
Select the check box of an entry and click View Events or Remove to take the action for
the entry respectively. Select or clear the check box at the table heading line to select or
clear all check boxes in this column.
This field displays whether the ENC can detect the devices in the network.
Online - all managed devices in the network are reachable.
Partial Online - some of the managed devices in the network are not reachable.
Offline - all managed devices in the network are not reachable.
Un-monitored - no device is found in the network. This might be caused by a NAT device
that exists between the network and the ENC.
Click the name to view the network's detailed settings and information.
This field displays the IP address of the network.
This field displays the type of the network.
This field displays the date and time this entry's information was last updated.
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