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This section lists the graph-neighbor pairs for the selected device, in a table. For each graph to which the
selected device belongs, the table provides the ID of the graph and the ID’s of the device’s neighbors on
the same graph.
7.2.4.3
Registration Log
The Registration Log page displays the registration history for the selected device, at different dates and
times, commonly known as timestamps, as shown in the following screen capture (
Figure 7.2.8
):
Figure 7.2.8 Registration Log-Timestamps window (HART)
Use the
Search
functionality to view the behavior of the device over a specific period, as follows:
•
choose the status you wish to view from the
Registration Status
drop-down list;
•
optionally, fill in the
Start time
and the
End time
fields, and then click
Search
.
The results are displayed in a table that indicates the timestamp and the device status at that specific
timestamp. A device can have one of the following statuses at a given moment:
•
NOT_JOINED – the device is not joined;
•
JOIN_REQ – the NM received the join request from the device;
•
JOIN_FAILED – the device was removed by the NM from the network due to a timeout;
•
AUTHENTICATED – the Network Key and Network Manager Session were established;
•
NET_JOINED - normal superframes and links were obtained;
•
FULL_JOIN – the device is joined and configured and all information about it is available.
The total number of rows in the table is indicated in the top left corner of the table. Here you can set the
number of items to be displayed per page in the table. The default number is 10. Paging controls in the
top right corner of the table also enable you to navigate through the other pages of the table.
7.2.4.4
Neighbors Health
The Neighbors Health page provides a communication health report about the selected device’s
neighbors.
