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Intel Device View
Device View (Main Display)
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Color coding
The switch and ports are displayed in different colors:
Facilities offered
Intel Device View offers the following facilities:
■
Display of a real-time view of the switch and ports, which
behaves in the same way as the physical switch. For example, the
LEDs change color according to the state of the switch.
■
Total configuration of the switch and ports.
■
Backup memory to disk and restore from disk.
■
The RAM configuration can be saved to the Flash Memory and
subsequently restored to make it the active configuration.
■
Detailed monitoring information for each port.
Other monitoring information ranges from hardware details,
such as memory size for the RAM and Flash Memory, to soft-
ware status information such as how long time the switch has
been active since last reboot (also called
System up time
).
■
A comprehensive range of statistics, coupled with powerful
graphical facilities, allow you to analyze information by viewing
any statistic in isolation or several statistics simultaneously for
comparison.
Color Means
Grey The switch is operational (the software is loaded
and running) and it can be contacted by Intel
Device View via the network
Black That port or the switch is selected for further work
Blue Intel Device View has lost contact with the switch
(for example, the switch or your PC is disconnected
from the LAN)
Dark green Port enabled, but no plug connected
Light green Port enabled and plug connected
Brown Port disabled by management or a hardware error