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Advanced Option Description
Client Timeout Amount of time in seconds a ZoneRanger waits
for a message from a NTP client before
closing the TCP connection for that client.
Server Timeout Amount of time in seconds a ZoneRanger or
Ranger Gateway waits for a response from a
NTP server
Node Management
ZoneRanger proxies requests and forwards information if the information references a managed
node in its databases. The
Configuration > Node Management page is used to configure
device and management information for ZoneRanger.
Figure 34-38. Configuration > Node Management page
Configuring managed nodes
The Configuration > Node Management page Managed Nodes tab enables the ability to set
which nodes are managed within ZoneRanger. When a node is moved from the Managed list to
the Unmanaged list and the Save button is clicked, ZoneRanger management services become
unavailable for that node. For example, the node, along with its interfaces and TCP ports, is no
longer polled. The node does not appear in the Root Cause report, and its status color becomes
blue. An unmanaged node cannot be accessed using SNMP proxy. Traps, syslog, NetFlow,
sFlow, and general UDP data received from unmanaged nodes is not forwarded.
Removing managed nodes
The Configuration > Node Management page Node Removal tab enables the ability to delete
nodes from the ZoneRanger database. When a node is removed, ZoneRanger management
services become unavailable to that node. For example, the node, along with its interfaces and
TCP ports, is no longer polled. The node does not appear in the Root Cause report, and is not
included in status bars. A node that is removed will not be sent any proxy requests via
ZoneRanger. Any data received from nodes that have been removed will not be forwarded.
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